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Ed "LL" Warinner (Run Game Coordinator FAU)

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Ed Warinner @4Warinner
No one does it better !!
7:15 PM - 29 Mar 2015

https://twitter.com/4Warinner?origi...ssion&tw_i=582320224117993472&tw_p=tweetembed
 
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Another O-Zone article/story on Ed Warinner....

Ed Warinner on Being Offensive Coordinator: 'I love it. It's exciting. It's why I coach football.'

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Sometimes the perfect job can become even more perfect.

Ed Warinner never seemed anything other than thrilled to be Ohio State's offensive line coach and co-offensive coordinator since his arrival in 2012, but when Tom Herman took the job as Houston's head coach and Warinner began to be asked by the media if he wanted the job as OSU's offensive coordinator, the smile that would appear on his face spoke as loudly as any politically-correct answer he could have given.

Of course he wanted the job, and now that he has it, he can start putting in time with the entire offense, and not just the offensive line. During his first three years, nobody can dispute that his offensive lines improved throughout each season, and each of them could lay some type of claim to being the best offensive line in the country.

One of the ways he accomplished this feat was by being extremely demanding of his players. In fact, they called him a perfectionist. How will his demanding ways present themselves in his new position?
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Entire article: http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/All-...love-it-Its-exciting-Its-why-I-coach-football
 
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The man is the best offensive line coach in the country. Glad we have him. I hope he is as good of a game planner and play caller as he is Oline Coach, that is yet to be determined. The guy deserves more credit IMHO than he gets some times even though he has won some awards to our success. The team goes as the O-line goes for the most part, unless your defense sucks.
 
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Hstead said:
The man is the best offensive line coach in the country. Glad we have him. I hope he is as good of a game planner and play caller as he is Oline Coach, that is yet to be determined. The guy deserves more credit IMHO than he gets some times even though he has won some awards to our success. The team goes as the O-line goes for the most part, unless your defense sucks.
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Re: Under Bollman's offensive direction at Ohio State, his players earned first-team All-Big Ten honors 23 times, including quarterback Troy Smith, who captured the 2006 Heisman Trophy and also earned the Walter Camp Award, Davey O'Brien Award, AP Player of the Year, Sporting News Player of the Year and Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year his senior season. While at OSU, Bollman also mentored 15 linemen that went on to make NFL rosters, and he has worked with 29 players overall that have played professionally during his coaching career. In addition, six Buckeyes on the offensive side of the ball were selected in the first round of the NFL Draft during Bollman's tenure.
http://www.msuspartans.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/030413aaa.html

You really think he is better than Bollman, Sparty (probably) doesn't think so? :slappy::slappy::slappy:

Before everyone gets too excited, that was a "joke question"; Ed Warinner is DEFINITELY and an upgrade over Bollman.
 
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http://buckeyextra.dispatch.com/content/stories/2015/08/04/ohio-state-football.html

Ed Warinner skilled at improvising on offense
By Bill Rabinowitz
The Columbus Dispatch • TUESDAY AUGUST 4, 2015 5:25 AM

The last time Ed Warinner was an offensive coordinator, he had to do more with less.

For college football programs from Power Five conferences, Ohio State and Kansas are at opposite ends of the spectrum. The Buckeyes almost always are blessed with talent and resources. The Jayhawks take a back seat to the men’s basketball program in Lawrence, and the state of Kansas is hardly a hotbed for football talent.

When Warinner became the Jayhawks coordinator in 2007, he knew that a conventional approach wouldn’t work. They had to be “totally off the conservative path,” as he put it.

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