As per Dimel:
"Outside possibilities include Michael Smith, the former Wildcat receiver and coach who was on Bret Bielema’s recently-fired Arkansas staff, and Jerry Kill, who spent the 2016 season at K-State as associate AD for administration and returned to coaching this year as offensive coordinator at Rutgers.
http://cjonline.com/sports/catzone/...ator-dana-dimel-confident-ability-turn-around
""What do you do to fix that?" Kill asked rhetorically. "You cut back. You look at yourself and say, 'These guys can't do all this, so we better cut back and get more repetition at smaller things. Run the same damn play over and over and over so you get better at it. Maybe these kids can't handle all the stuff being thrown at them.''"
http://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/i...s_plan_for_fixing_rutgers_offense_run_th.html
Sound eerily familiar?
He is also known to not play the deep ball during games, too.
Michael Smith:
Not much on Michael Smith. He recruited highly sought qb Cole Kelley to Arkansas. Knows Texas well since Arkansas relies somewhat heavily on Texas recruits, however, his #1 territory is cajun country:
"Arkansas wide receivers coach Michael Smith serves as the Razorbacks’ primary recruiter in Louisiana, his home state.
He’s well-respected in The Boot, particularly New Orleans, by many high school coaches and recruits. His reputation is undoubtedly benefitted by how he handles the recruiting process.
Smith was in New Orleans last week making some rounds to high schools. He stopped by De La Salle, where 2018 defensive back target Lance Robinson attends. During a recent interview with SEC Country, Robinson echoed an opinion about Smith often shared by many recruits in the area...."
https://www.seccountry.com/arkansas/arkansas-recruiting-michael-smith-louisiana-2018
Sounds like this guy is a really, really good recruiter.
"Outside possibilities include Michael Smith, the former Wildcat receiver and coach who was on Bret Bielema’s recently-fired Arkansas staff, and Jerry Kill, who spent the 2016 season at K-State as associate AD for administration and returned to coaching this year as offensive coordinator at Rutgers.
http://cjonline.com/sports/catzone/...ator-dana-dimel-confident-ability-turn-around
""What do you do to fix that?" Kill asked rhetorically. "You cut back. You look at yourself and say, 'These guys can't do all this, so we better cut back and get more repetition at smaller things. Run the same damn play over and over and over so you get better at it. Maybe these kids can't handle all the stuff being thrown at them.''"
http://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/i...s_plan_for_fixing_rutgers_offense_run_th.html
Sound eerily familiar?
He is also known to not play the deep ball during games, too.
Michael Smith:
Not much on Michael Smith. He recruited highly sought qb Cole Kelley to Arkansas. Knows Texas well since Arkansas relies somewhat heavily on Texas recruits, however, his #1 territory is cajun country:
"Arkansas wide receivers coach Michael Smith serves as the Razorbacks’ primary recruiter in Louisiana, his home state.
He’s well-respected in The Boot, particularly New Orleans, by many high school coaches and recruits. His reputation is undoubtedly benefitted by how he handles the recruiting process.
Smith was in New Orleans last week making some rounds to high schools. He stopped by De La Salle, where 2018 defensive back target Lance Robinson attends. During a recent interview with SEC Country, Robinson echoed an opinion about Smith often shared by many recruits in the area...."
https://www.seccountry.com/arkansas/arkansas-recruiting-michael-smith-louisiana-2018
Sounds like this guy is a really, really good recruiter.