Devo182
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I think some of the consideration has to be who is getting as a replacement. Pruitt's seems to get upgrades, so who would be next OL coach?
Not this should even be a thought whatsoever - but since you brought it up and I know Pittman is the clear "want" by most - the guy at Memphis has been killing it. They've had some really terrible rushing offenses for most of this decade, never being better than 75th nationally. He arrived in 2016, then in 2017 they were 5th nationally and last year 3rd. He was also up for some awards and their OL as a unit was one of 10 semifinalists for best OL. Also has some experience in the NFL and is pretty young.
Funny thing is I was also going through the national ranks to find any teams that had been in the top 10 in 'sacks allowed' in consecutive years recently and there was a team...8th nationally in 2016, 5th nationally in 2017....oh that was Colorado St hahaha.