Bo is back

[Diseqc]

So what, in fact, is the rationale behind this? Are we just helping a brother out until he finds a new gig?

I’ve read where a lot of coaches prefer being analysts. No recruiting and much less travel.

He probably could have gotten a better job but would have had to move. And moving blows.

 

[JJacket]

He also knows his way around this state and is gonna be great for recruiting

 

[Akinji07]

I read last week that ADHD brain exhibits conflict seeking behavior to spike dopamine levels during an argument which would explain 75% of the posts on this board.

 

[smokey_wasp]

I think he will be an asset in this role. Knows offensive football. No need to read anything into it, as he is just an analyst. When CPJ consulted for the Ravens, it didn't mean they were adopting his whole scheme.

 

[madRazor]

I read last week that ADHD brain exhibits conflict seeking behavior to spike dopamine levels during an argument which would explain 75% of the posts on this board.

i have adhd and never act like that ever, you're all talk as usual

 

[JJacket]

I read last week that ADHD brain exhibits conflict seeking behavior to spike dopamine levels during an argument which would explain 75% of the posts on this board.

Do you want to GFY?

 

[BainbridgeJacket]

I read last week that ADHD brain exhibits conflict seeking behavior to spike dopamine levels during an argument which would explain 75% of the posts on this board.

Well that's just incorrect.

 

[00Burdell]

Well that's just incorrect.

Yeah, I'm starting to rethink that.

 

[BuzzCzar]

I read last week that ADHD brain exhibits conflict seeking behavior to spike dopamine levels during an argument which would explain 75% of the posts on this board.

Which would make sense if we could tell for sure that the posters actually have brains

It also could explain about 76% of zombie behavior

 

[GTsapper]

Bo was one of the guys on Paul's staff who was great at diagnosing what opposing defenses were doing and making quick adjustments on the fly. Him, Monken, and Sewak were really great together and Paul lost a lot when the first two left.

Agreed

 

[samsgt02]

I’d say having a traditional triple option package could be pretty effective in the modern overtime rules.

 

[johncu]

I was responding to the response of the 30 specifically coming back. Every offensive scheme has option plays. So what's your point?

We always run a significant amount of option plays in various sets, so adding a guy with a ton of experience in that area is a good move. Nobody thinks we’re going back to the 3O, but incorporating elements of what made it so successful seems like a good move.

 

[RoanokeJacket]

It could technically be a 3O, with a "flexible" definition of the options.

 

[gtfan247365]

How many others opened this thread thinking "Bo" was someone other than Bohannon? Gotta admit, not me.

 

[GTROY]

How many others opened this thread thinking "Bo" was someone other than Bohannon? Gotta admit, not me.

Bo Jackson? Bo Nix? Bojangles?

 

[ramblinwise1]

Bo Jackson? Bo Nix? Bojangles?

The chicken sammich at Bojangles is back? I didn't know it had left.

 

[00Burdell]

How many others opened this thread thinking "Bo" was someone other than Bohannon? Gotta admit, not me.

Pretty sure it was Bo Diddley. Was disappoint.

 

[BrentwoodJacket]

Pretty sure it was Bo Diddley. Was disappoint.

Saw him at Richards on Monroe Drive while I was at Tech. Great venue. I think it eventually burned down.

 

[1990wspjacket]

Why do you guys think these guys only know how to run one scheme? They're football gurus. Bohannon could coach his kid's Pop Warner team in the Wing T and turn around and run flex run and shoot, like another guy I know from way back when. They're not all as stubborn as CPJ (though, admittedly, I appreciated his system and his stubbornness to adhere to it).

Watch yo mouth

 

[BuzzCzar]

Pretty sure it was Bo Diddley. Was disappoint.

Was hoping for Bo Derek.. with the braided hair and the poky nips