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Message: [QUOTE="Townie72, post: 1849909, member: 780"] If Baber's offense and defense are that easy to install, then it would seem that anyone could do it. That means whatever advantage it produces is going to be short-lived, don't you think? I'm betting we don't start to see results until late in the season at best. And that more likely we will start to see the difference in year 2. Now it may also be true that Baber's and his staff are better at a lot of things than just installing and running a new offensive and defensive schemes. This would include assessing and utilizing talent, scouting of opponents strengths and weaknesses, game and clock management, etc. The degree to which this is all true will translate into more wins earlier. We will continue to have a talent and speed deficit in 2016. I think that Baber's presence and his system will cause that to shrink. But it's going to take a couple of years. [/QUOTE]