[Fly Like a Duck]

One thing that stood out to me is that his teams only pass the ball approx 6 times a game over the last 4 seasons and many games they will have 0 pass attempts. That would be a huge change of direction for what the program has been doing for 6 years

It's not about the attempts- its about efficiency.

People have this grand illusion of true balance, and Mayfield is about the only one that achieves it.

Belfry, Johnson Central, Franklin Simpson are just three examples of teams winning titles without airing it out or even attempting to throw it.

Louisville Central is another. They only went 5/8 in the state title game in '18- no TD's and one INT. They've long won their titles by being able to run the ball, play crazy good defense and being able to make it count when they do throw it.

Scheme is overrated in so many ways (and, other ways it isn't).

Justin Haddix and the coach he is across the board, especially from a personality standpoint where kids love playing for him- where he was able to rip them when needed it, but also being able to put his arm around them and cut up/love. That's what Corbin has to make sure they hire. That's what they had. To go along with the fact that he knows football and then some.

Coaching is a people business. It's a relationship business. Granted, you better have some talent and resources. I'm all about positivity and culture, but that only takes you so far. You can be as positive and create a culture all you want, but you better have some cats.

Forget the scheme. Find somebody who has a polarizing type personality that kids gravitate to who just so happens to know football.