Kotelnicki new OC
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From what I have read, he adapts well to his team’s strengths. Starting QB went down this year, he had to change it up with the next QB, did so, and still had a lot of success.
That's good since we use a one word offense.
Great news but will he ask us for ideas?
Before anybody gets the wrong idea, I have read several articles stating he has aspirations to become a HC. So, when he does get that opportunity, let’s not call him a liar?!
good article here on his history and philosophy. Plus, about his 2023 season.
247sports.com
Penn State hires Andy Kotelnicki from Kansas as James Franklin’s next offensive coordinator
James Franklin's next offensive coordinator will be Andy Kotelnicki, who held the same position at Kansas for the past three seasons.
247sports.com
Thats wonderful
1)how does he do without working with Liepold? Seems like a variable that might come into play now that he doesnt have his host's coattails to ride on/partner with .
2)what happened to loving Kansas so much that he doesn't need to leave??
other than that --- I'll believe--- when the results are better than...... MEH
Give credit to @NateBauer . He provided info on this hire and Franklin’s hiring travels several days ago on Premium.
now back to complaining
now back to complaining
Does he know how to make boilo?
Kansas football: OC Andy Kotelnicki mentioned in Penn State coaching search
Kansas football offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki has been mentioned as a candidate for the vacant Penn State job and could be the their top target.
throughthephog.com
Yeah
Curious how he relates to players? how he recruits? since he has no ties to any fertile recruiting grounds other than some big uglies from the midwest but hey maybe thats what PSU needs Trench help on the Oline
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But with the last name of Kotelnicki, he may enjoy boilo!
It's hard to be excited when the last two sounded like home runs and then crapped the bed.
I like the sound of this..........
Andy Kotelnicki reaches for a pink-and-black toy sitting on the desk in his office to make a point.
“You know what this is right here?” the Kansas offensive coordinator asks. “Are you a fan of ‘The Office,’ you watch ‘The Office’?”
The object he holds up is easily recognizable. And yes, Michael Scott kept one on his desk, too.
“It’s called the Hoberman sphere,” Kotelnicki says. “I use it to illustrate that football is super easy.”
He points to opposite ends of the collapsed, jagged star and the path between them and offers his analogy: “Get a football from here to here.” If you have big enough dudes, he says, you can go over it. If you have fast enough dudes, you can go around it. And then there’s the third option. Kotelnicki pinches the two ends and pulls them apart, revealing the expanded sphere with all its wide-open gaps and space.
This is how Kansas’ offense beats a defense. You use your skill set against what the defense gives you to exploit.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0...e-carrell-best-boss-mug_540x.jpg?v=1632834772
Andy Kotelnicki reaches for a pink-and-black toy sitting on the desk in his office to make a point.
“You know what this is right here?” the Kansas offensive coordinator asks. “Are you a fan of ‘The Office,’ you watch ‘The Office’?”
The object he holds up is easily recognizable. And yes, Michael Scott kept one on his desk, too.
“It’s called the Hoberman sphere,” Kotelnicki says. “I use it to illustrate that football is super easy.”
He points to opposite ends of the collapsed, jagged star and the path between them and offers his analogy: “Get a football from here to here.” If you have big enough dudes, he says, you can go over it. If you have fast enough dudes, you can go around it. And then there’s the third option. Kotelnicki pinches the two ends and pulls them apart, revealing the expanded sphere with all its wide-open gaps and space.
This is how Kansas’ offense beats a defense. You use your skill set against what the defense gives you to exploit.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0...e-carrell-best-boss-mug_540x.jpg?v=1632834772
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Now get off my lawn!!Thats wonderful
1)how does he do without working with Liepold? Seems like a variable that might come into play now that he doesnt have his host's coattails to ride on/partner with .
2)what happened to loving Kansas so much that he doesn't need to leave??
other than that --- I'll believe--- when the results are better than...... MEH
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