Kotelnicki - what happened?

[Gitzit]

He is the 3 best OC in college football just google it lol.

Top offensive coordinators

• Mike Denbrock (Notre Dame):
  Ranked number one by some sources for his work in 2025, previously coached at LSU.
  
  
• Will Stein (Oregon):
  Considered one of the top coordinators in the country, known for his success with the Oregon offense.
  
  
• • Andy Kotelnicki (Penn State):
    High-ranked for his contributions to Penn State's offense.
    
  • Ben Arbuckle (Oklahoma):
    Hired to lead the Oklahoma offense, is seen as a young, rising coordinator.
    
  • Garrett Riley (Clemson):
    Previously won the Broyles Award as the best assistant coach and has been a highly-paid coordinator.
    
  • Ryan Grubb (Washington):
    Highly sought after, he has received significant interest from other major programs.
    
  • Tim Cramsey (Memphis):
    Has led the Memphis offense to high scoring outputs over the past six seasons.
    
  • Kyle Flood (Texas):
    Ranked highly for his offensive scheme at Texas.
    
  • Casey Woods (SMU):
    Has consistently produced high-scoring offenses and recently transitioned successfully to the ACC.
    
  • Jake Spavital (Baylor):
    Has revitalized the Baylor offense and has a history of success at other programs like West Virginia.

 

[Frank Lee]

He is the 3 best OC in college football just google it lol.

Top offensive coordinators

• Mike Denbrock (Notre Dame):
  Ranked number one by some sources for his work in 2025, previously coached at LSU.
  
  
• Will Stein (Oregon):
  Considered one of the top coordinators in the country, known for his success with the Oregon offense.
  
  
• • Andy Kotelnicki (Penn State):
    High-ranked for his contributions to Penn State's offense.
  • Ben Arbuckle (Oklahoma):
    Hired to lead the Oklahoma offense, is seen as a young, rising coordinator.
  • Garrett Riley (Clemson):
    Previously won the Broyles Award as the best assistant coach and has been a highly-paid coordinator.
  • Ryan Grubb (Washington):
    Highly sought after, he has received significant interest from other major programs.
  • Tim Cramsey (Memphis):
    Has led the Memphis offense to high scoring outputs over the past six seasons.
  • Kyle Flood (Texas):
    Ranked highly for his offensive scheme at Texas.
  • Casey Woods (SMU):
    Has consistently produced high-scoring offenses and recently transitioned successfully to the ACC.
  • Jake Spavital (Baylor):
    Has revitalized the Baylor offense and has a history of success at other programs like West Virginia.

From the "experts", no doubt.

 

[marylovesthelions]

Kotelnicki? LMAOROFL

 

[The Spin Meister]

Our recruits did not leave for $. They have no faith in the future of the program. Firing the HC without a clear replacement in mind set the program adrift. Kraft made a terrible mistake
It will take a lot of portal $ to correct it. Where is that $ coming from? If Smith was the answer as HC, recruits would still be here.
There are a lot of teams with interim coaches. Ours is the only one bleeding recruits.
We went from the pent house to the outhouse in college football. But, we still are.

Hire Smith. That will save recruits as very few committed elsewhere, just opened because of turmoil.

He recruited most of them. He stays, they stay. Plus all players that played under him for over a decade will recruit for him like crazy. Lots of current NFL players will be singing arias to him across the country.

Both current and past players will also do the same for portal transfers. No one else will get that support.

 

[marylovesthelions]

Hire Smith. That will save recruits as very few committed elsewhere, just opened because of turmoil.

He recruited most of them. He stays, they stay. Plus all players that played under him for over a decade will recruit for him like crazy. Lots of current NFL players will be singing arias to him across the country.

Both current and past players will also do the same for portal transfers. No one else will get that support.

I agree. 20 of his kids played in the NFL. If he can teach other coaches how to develop players, he is a no brainer. It is a money game. He loves the game and he loves Penn State