Kentucky's OC on Will Levis

[DiderotsGhost]

This is sort of a weird video. Kentucky's OC Rich Scangarello talks about how Will Levis will be better prepared for the NFL by running Kentucky's offense rather than a spread.



Just feels like he's clueless. He's not talking about playing to Levis' strengths. He wants to mindlessly plug him into a system that 'best prepares him for the NFL', except he's basically talking about outdated NFL offenses. Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow were "spread QBs" who are now 2 of the most successful NFL QBs. And Scangarello was fired from his NFL OC role after 1 season (at Denver).

I think Kentucky will treat this game as their Super Bowl and we should be prepared for a dog-fight. But I've got to say, Scangarello seems like a big downgrade from Kentucky's last OC, Liam Coen (now the LA Rams OC).

Kentucky's defense is another matter. They've played well all season and will be one of the best Ds we face all season (along with Georgia and LSU).

In any case, bring the Beer Barrel back and GBO!

 

['Boro-vol]

Just remember…this guy said “Kentucky is not going to score 50 points.”

He’s a major downgrade.

 

[Volsfaninva917]

So you're going to talk sh!t about the Heisman front runner 4 days before kickoff, bold move cotton

 

[Volprofch05]

If only Hendon had gone to play for Rich, a similar approach worked so well at Virginia Tech...

 

[Volbrando]

Just remember…this guy said “Kentucky is not going to score 50 points.”

He’s a major downgrade.

i laughed so hard when he said that.... my first though was, well he's not beating us then..

 

['Boro-vol]

i laughed so hard when he said that.... my first though was, well he's not beating us then..

He’s in over his head. I think Stoops knows it…he sees the train coming.

 

[VolBricks]

I remember last year Stoops got an un-sportsman like conduct at the end of the game and cost KY any chance of converting 4th down. This year it will not be close enough to matter.

 

[CascadeVolunteer]

Todays NFL is trending toward mobile QBs. Defenses are to fast for a pocket passing QB. The game has evolved. If anything, he not preparing Levi’s enough

 

[SoddyAllVol]

Josh Allen Jalen Hurts Lamar Jackson. All mobile. All leading their division. Hell even geno smith and the Seahawks are on top of the nfc west. So there’s half of the top teams in the nfl. If you count mahomes and tannehill (they can move the chains with legs if need be) then it’s 3/4. Boo this man

 

[Boston Vol]

I remember last year Stoops got an un-sportsman like conduct at the end of the game and cost KY any chance of converting 4th down. This year it will not be close enough to matter.

They actually converted the fourth down after he got the penalty.

 

[VolFreakJosh]

They actually converted the fourth down after he got the penalty.

Yep.

Which is why UK fans can’t use that excuse.

 

[Coddlecreek1]

This is sort of a weird video. Kentucky's OC Rich Scangarello talks about how Will Levis will be better prepared for the NFL by running Kentucky's offense rather than a spread.



Just feels like he's clueless. He's not talking about playing to Levis' strengths. He wants to mindlessly plug him into a system that 'best prepares him for the NFL', except he's basically talking about outdated NFL offenses. Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow were "spread QBs" who are now 2 of the most successful NFL QBs. And Scangarello was fired from his NFL OC role after 1 season (at Denver).

I think Kentucky will treat this game as their Super Bowl and we should be prepared for a dog-fight. But I've got to say, Scangarello seems like a big downgrade from Kentucky's last OC, Liam Coen (now the LA Rams OC).

Kentucky's defense is another matter. They've played well all season and will be one of the best Ds we face all season (along with Georgia and LSU).

In any case, bring the Beer Barrel back and GBO!

this should flip Hooker’s switch
thanks for sharing

 

[utvolpj]

Levis is so good they're going to go slow and limit the number of times he touches the ball. Interesting plan

 

[Arrested Devolopment]

He seems more like a corporate marketing VP than a football coach. Like one of those guys who runs bad campaigns but still manages to "fail up" all the time because he's glib and has promotable hair.

Scratch that "fail up" part. He's at KY.

 

[tallahasseevol]

This is sort of a weird video. Kentucky's OC Rich Scangarello talks about how Will Levis will be better prepared for the NFL by running Kentucky's offense rather than a spread.



Just feels like he's clueless. He's not talking about playing to Levis' strengths. He wants to mindlessly plug him into a system that 'best prepares him for the NFL', except he's basically talking about outdated NFL offenses. Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow were "spread QBs" who are now 2 of the most successful NFL QBs. And Scangarello was fired from his NFL OC role after 1 season (at Denver).

I think Kentucky will treat this game as their Super Bowl and we should be prepared for a dog-fight. But I've got to say, Scangarello seems like a big downgrade from Kentucky's last OC, Liam Coen (now the LA Rams OC).

Kentucky's defense is another matter. They've played well all season and will be one of the best Ds we face all season (along with Georgia and LSU).

In any case, bring the Beer Barrel back and GBO!

Will Levis will be ready to throw stupid picks at the next level on day one!

 

['Boro-vol]

Levis is so good they're going to go slow and limit the number of times he touches the ball. Interesting plan

It’s hilarious that they (UK staff & fans) don’t see the irony in that plan.

 

[CNCVol88]

"Mahomes is a generational QB but he sat out a year," and???? Who cares if he sat out a year if he's a generational franchise QB?

 

[RiseToTheTop]

Todays NFL is trending toward mobile QBs. Defenses are to fast for a pocket passing QB. The game has evolved. If anything, he not preparing Levi’s enough

exactly


the NFL is changing. 5 yrs ago nobody ever thought Jalen Hurts would be a good NFL QB but here we are. There were times in college he couldn't even be on the field. So if he can do it then so can Hendon who is already a more natural passer anyways.

 

[ButchPlz]

He's sure done a great job producing an offense that doesn't let its QB get killed, all tell you all that.

 

[VFL92]

All around weird interview. Kentucky players and coaches talking out of both sides of their mouth this week:

1. "We have a generational talent at QB, who will be the #1 pick."
2. "Our goal against Tennessee is to slow the game down as much as possible because our QB can't get into a shootout with their's."

 

[GVol1966]

There confused. Some of them still don’t realize UK is a basketball school

 

[DiderotsGhost]

All around weird interview. Kentucky players and coaches talking out of both sides of their mouth this week:

1. "We have a generational talent at QB, who will be the #1 pick."
2. "Our goal against Tennessee is to slow the game down as much as possible because our QB can't get into a shootout with their's."

You're spot-on: they're talking out both sides of their mouth.

Kentucky's OC does not impress me at all. Reminds me of Bill Callahan, the former LA Raiders and Nebraska head coach, who basically flopped everywhere he went. He "looked" smart and acted like he was the smartest guy in the room, but has never been successful anywhere.

 

[Allvols1996]

this should flip Hooker’s switch
thanks for sharing

I’ll bet Hooker doesn’t even pay attention to crap like this.

 

[txbo]

While they prepare Levis for the NFL, Huepel is preparing Hooker for the College Football Playoffs.

 

[malibuvol]

I remember last year Stoops got an un-sportsman like conduct at the end of the game and cost KY any chance of converting 4th down. This year it will not be close enough to matter.

That was a 4th and 24, that got converted right in front of Willie...They tried to run the same play on the KY side of the field later in the game that was well covered...But KY converted the Stoops penalty