The Baylor opening

[CrazyCajun]

Yep. Munoz and Will Hall were used as scapegoats. Look how they've done since leaving what obviously became a toxic blame-game situation.

Will Hall was simply not retained by Napier.

[TheRealZeebart]

Per Mike Detillier, who was raised nearby with Coach O, Jorge Munoz will take over Joe Brady’s vacated position. He described Munoz as having a brilliant offensive mind....

What a great guy!! Congrats Coach Munoz. He wasted his talent here. How ridiculous.

[MetryCajun]

I think that is a little harsh in relation to Coach Hud. Most of the staff stayed in the four good years. Problems really started when Hud did not have a QB after Broadway left and people then moved on. Levi Lewis and many of the contributors of the 2019 class were brought in by Coach Hud. The facilities we have now were in large part a result of Coach Hud's efforts.

People forget how bad our QB’s and line play were in Huds last few years. I think his recruiting at the QB position was poor and his backing off of strength and conditioning was his downfall. I believe he proved himself as a competent HC this year.

[KapCajun]

What a great guy!! Congrats Coach Munoz. He wasted his talent here. How ridiculous.

Just got message from Coach Munoz; he has several opportunities he’s considering. Didn’t elaborate. No doubt the exposure he got this past year will pay huge dividends!! Pulling for him!

[covcaj]

People forget how bad our QB’s and line play were in Huds last few years. I think his recruiting at the QB position was poor and his backing off of strength and conditioning was his downfall. I believe he proved himself as a competent HC this year.

Hud left with class, and, for that reason, if no other, I wish him well. I hope that, like Orgeron, he has learned from his mistakes and is now a better HC.

[zephyr]

Per Mike Detillier, who was raised nearby with Coach O, Jorge Munoz will take over Joe Brady’s vacated position. He described Munoz as having a brilliant offensive mind....

Wasn't too brilliant here

[CajunT]

Scott Prather said during the week that Coach O was at the complex one day when he was doing something with Hud. I think it was the year after he left USC. He was just hanging around talking shop with the coaches on our staff. Mitch Rodrique was the OL coach at the time and they are both from "down the bayou". He would hire someone from our staff in a second if he thought he would help them win. He is really part of the coaching fraternity.

Coach "O" was here helping them with their recruiting board and process. I spoke to him that day while he was on campus. When it comes to recruiting, the guy gets it.

[Million$Mullet]

Wasn't too brilliant here

He didn’t have the opportunity to be.

[zephyr]

He didn’t have the opportunity to be.

I don't believe that. Hud takes a good share of the blame when it comes to our failures in those late years but Munoz was the OC and play caller.

[Rainman66]

I don't believe that. Hud takes a good share of the blame when it comes to our failures in those late years but Munoz was the OC and play caller.

We will never know for sure, but OC's changed, but for the most part schemes and play calling did not.

[Million$Mullet]

I don't believe that. Hud takes a good share of the blame when it comes to our failures in those late years but Munoz was the OC and play caller.

No he wasn’t.

[cajun_lannister]

I don't believe that. Hud takes a good share of the blame when it comes to our failures in those late years but Munoz was the OC and play caller.

I think Munoz was thrown into a bad situation1. Hudspeth can't identify QB talent to save his life . 2.Look at will Hall our offense was innovative until midway point then it went right back to read option what we saw under Munoz ... meaning Hudspeth was once again controlling the offense