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Shaw has had prior success, so realistically a change like the one described would come from a new OC or a new coach.   

No mention of Shaw in the op. But, now that you bring it up, you are absolutely correct, a change like Baylor enjoyed would have to come from a new OC or a new coach.

Actually, no.  It could possibly be done by going back to the formula that brought them prominence.  Recruiting to it. Recreating the identity and pushing it. Give us a Tunnel Workers Union II. Add a Skov, Gardner, Murphy Chase Thomas type on defense.  Get a top flight RB and ride him.

Need to regain the attitude.  They will flounder if they try to become a pass happy offense.  Play complimentary football again.

It’s a big ask.  Not sure it can be pulled off.  Just think they need to go back to what worked.

You mean like this:
https://www.si.com/nfl/texans/news/houst...head-coach

That said, Harbaugh hired over/demoted him at Michigan and he subsequently left. No question Pep Hamilton has shown he has the ability to be a good coach. So was Harbaugh wrong? Could it also be that sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, and nobody really knows why?

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Shaw has had prior success, so realistically a change like the one described would come from a new OC or a new coach.   

No mention of Shaw in the op. But, now that you bring it up, you are absolutely correct, a change like Baylor enjoyed would have to come from a new OC or a new coach.

Actually, no.  It could possibly be done by going back to the formula that brought them prominence.  Recruiting to it. Recreating the identity and pushing it. Give us a Tunnel Workers Union II. Add a Skov, Gardner, Murphy Chase Thomas type on defense.  Get a top flight RB and ride him.

Need to regain the attitude.  They will flounder if they try to become a pass happy offense.  Play complimentary football again.

It’s a big ask.  Not sure it can be pulled off.  Just think they need to go back to what worked.

You mean like this:
https://www.si.com/nfl/texans/news/houst...head-coach

That said, Harbaugh hired over/demoted him at Michigan and he subsequently left. No question Pep Hamilton has shown he has the ability to be a good coach. So was Harbaugh wrong? Could it also be that sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, and nobody really knows why?