Mike Shanahan

I would like to see us get some wide receiver screen action going because I feel like it, it was a real lifeblood of our offensive scheme.

Um, it almost felt like they were calling it too much, um, when we were wide receiver screen reliant at times, um, watching this offense with Mike Shanahan progress.

So it's, it's interesting to see that they've gone away from it, and now we have this stack in the box problem.

I, I get it.

It's a game of chess, and we're setting up the run with some outside screen games.

I think that would really help.

Not that I'm trying to tell Mike Shanahan what to do.

I'm telling him to do what he used to do, um-

Um, let me look.

Terry, Terry says, "I'm afraid Maryland will come after our OC or DC, Mike Shanahan or Bryant Haynes." Terry, a, an Indiana fan.

I mean, if it's, if it's financial, I don't think they can afford Haynes or-

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I will say, though, that the benefit of the doubt – I think would be in that equation.

You've got Kalen DeBoer and Ryan Grubb, and then you've got Kurt Cignetti and Brian Haynes and Mike Shanahan.

The benefit of the doubt for a team that is more likely to play clean, And their quality A game is Indiana.

I think you guys would agree with that.

I think he has earned that.

I think he has, uh, I think he is deserving of that, and I think he has proven that, and so has Kurt Signatti and Mike Shanahan, the Hoosiers' offensive coordinator.

Trevor Gibbs is tight end one, and I would love to see him get more involved in the offense in terms of actually catching passes okay.

He played 39 snaps last week against Nebraska.

So keep an eye on that.

Though does Mi- Mike Shanahan decide to dial some things up where they're faking going deep, but they're breaking routes off at that 10 to 12 yard range mark, and they're trying to take advantage of that intermediate level in Ohio State's defense? And look, they've got the receivers to do it.

You've got Charlie Becker.

You've got Nick Marsh.

Like, Brian Haynes is still their coach of that defense.

Mike Shanahan is still getting it done on offense, and you got Kurt Singletary at the helm of the ship.

And, like, I'm still giving that coaching advantage to Indiana, and I think Indiana has the, like, at least the personnel to match up with Alabama.

I agree it's closer because I do think Alabama probably has, like, a better team than they did a year ago, especially with Kalen at, uh, at quarterback.