Realized I put this in the wrong OC thread. Too many even for me lol.
This guy is probably a little too much air raid for Ash but I think he's probably a good creative offensive mind.
Bob Stitt didn't have his contract renewed at Montana but he put up some good offensive stats there and was did some good stuff at D2 Colorado School of Mines where he first got some notoriety for what he was able to do there and how he turned them around.
From an article on him:
This national attention shed light on the incredible turnaround that Stitt had orchestrated at the Colorado School of Mines. Stitt turned around one of the worst programs in history, from averaging four points per game in the season before he arrived to 48 points per game two seasons later, all while dealing with some of the highest academic standards in the sport.
"People ask me on a week-to-week basis what we're going to do," Stitt said. "We don't know. We might run it 45 times. We might throw it 80 times. It's really predicated on how the defense plays us."
That versatility stands out to his peers.
"It's almost like a moving, throwing Wing-T," Leach said. "It's pretty cool. I think he's highly respected among coaches. Everybody would see how he did stuff. It kind of kept us in awe."
Until now, though, Stitt's work has mostly been seen when other teams run his plays. Cal, East Carolina, Houston, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Washington State and West Virginia have run his plays in televised games during the past several seasons.
This summer, Minnesota Vikings quarterback coach Scott Turner consulted Stitt, who said the Vikings plan to use a package of his plays with quarterback Teddy Bridgewater this coming season.
I'd forgotten about him I probably like him more than Cramsey if we pull from that level.
Just a little about him.
https://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2015/9/4/9241843/bob-stitt-offense-montana
http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...izzlies-coach-bob-stitt-cult-favorite-coaches
