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Message: [QUOTE="OrangePA, post: 5470868, member: 204"] Coach Mac had a very difficult time establishing a competent offense - until DeLeone came on board. It was DeLeone who installed the "pro-option" offense - a unique option offense that threw the ball 20-25 times per game. It was DeLeone who developed McPherson at QB. P brought organization skills, attention to detail and a defensive approach that had an obvious impact on the Program. That is why he was named the HC after Mac bolted for New England. Jake understood full well P's skill set. The Program took another step up with P and D. The notion that they inherited their success - for the next ten years - is nonsense. And yet, the way you have described what occurred is accurate - P and D were integral pieces of a program that Mac ran. [/QUOTE]