Let's not kid ourselves. From his days as a high school quarterback in Pocatello, Idaho, to Idaho State, to an offensive coordinator to high school, to being the boss. He keeps a log of his phone calls and tries to return as many as he can. His practices usually start on time - by his watch. The whistle blows.
Practices are very structured.
Koetter's offense should fit into the Pac-10, where scoreboard lights burned out everywhere this season. I look for one that gets across the goal line. Which is . . . I think as an offensive coach, you have to be flexible because you have to play with the players you have and recruit what you need. What we always say is simple - let's figure out who our 11 best guys are and try to get them out there.