[teejers1]

Why do Stanford fans think that ex-Stanford players with no experience can walk into a coordinator's job and be successful? Not very likely.

Because many/most current Stanford fans have no memory of what a real, diverse offense looks like and can accomplish (without necessarily having a dominant OL, which is what is required for the current regime to even have a decent offense)?

The real answer is 10 years of frustration with the current guy leads some of us to believe that any change - including to former QBs who know what good offenses look like and have played in same - would be better than what we have.

That is the most direct answer.

[teejers1]

Why do Stanford fans think that ex-Stanford players with no experience can walk into a coordinator's job and be successful? Not very likely.

Because many/most current Stanford fans have no memory of what a real, diverse offense looks like and can accomplish (without necessarily having a dominant OL, which is what is required for the current regime to even have a decent offense)?

The real answer is 10 years of frustration with the current guy leads some of us to believe that any change - including to former QBs who know what good offenses look like and have played in same - would be better than what we have.

That is the most direct answer.