2022/23 Coaching Staff Changes
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It’s surprising to me that he was apparently on so short a leash but other certain staff members weren’t. Plus, who realistically has a better pedigree than him that you replace him with?
No he is out as well. Andrews is the one that surprised me. Get ready to have the OC ant OHIO to be the next man
This guy?
Scott Isphording - Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks Coach - Football Coaches - Ohio University
Last Updated: Feb. 5, 2026 Twitter: @CoachIzzy1 Scott Isphording has held multiple roles with the Bobcats in his 10+ years with the program, starting his secondohiobobcats.com
If that’s the guy…. then we should have just kept Manning instead IMO.
Is Myers gone? If not…. I have no idea what Matt thinks was the main problem this year??
Ohio’s QB threw for 3250/25/4 this year. And ran for another 250. Not too shabby
Why does that choice seem so bad?
Ohio had the #1 offense and #1 scoring offense in the Mac this year.
Their kicker was also 19/22. Does he have any eligibility left?
Their kicker was also 19/22. Does he have any eligibility left?
Well in theory he’d have better athletes here. Not sure who you want him to hire.
If it is the Ohio OC, I wonder if their QB would come with? He was probably the best group of 5 qb in the country, and will likely be getting the bag somewhere.
Look at what Kaz Kazadi has done at TCU as a S&C coach. The mental aspect may be just as important as the physical aspect.
Maybe someone that knew Rudy Wade vs. Dave Andrews would know how they strengthened players mentally. I had heard Rudy Wade was pushing players to the limit mentally.
Maybe someone that knew Rudy Wade vs. Dave Andrews would know how they strengthened players mentally. I had heard Rudy Wade was pushing players to the limit mentally.
The biggest appeal of this guy, is that he's not Manning. We know Manning didn't work, and as fans we definitely don't know who the quality coordinators are.
Campbell was never going to go after some hot name that had zero ties.
Exactly. Like I mentioned earlier, I think this is as good as we’d realistically hope for. A guy Campbell personally knows and has coached with + experienced + record of QB success and high powered offense, even if it’s at a lower level
Biggest appeal for me is, contrary to Manning, this guy is already an experienced OC, rather than trying to learn it on the job line Manning. One of our biggest offensive problems wasn’t just plays or execution, but getting plays called in time, in game adjustments, and red zone play calling. Those things I’d assume improve with experience and tenure