I thought OSU was in big trouble after watching some of all three of those games, but after reading this article and Andersen's comments, it is even worse than I imagined!?!

When you have "Helfrich's Disease" and are unable or unwilling to make decisions i.e. putting the burden on the  offensive coaches in this case, you and your program will not do well. I am pretty sure Nick Saban as one of many examples, tells his offensive coaches what he wants them to do and expects them to do it. Andersen is the HEAD COACH...the team is struggling and is lucky to be 1-2...it is time to be a dictator!

As per his "system working"...this is the Pac-12...his head coaching stints have been Southern Utah, Utah State and Wisconsin....had it not been for a more poorly coached Oregon team last seaon, OSU would have finished last in the division. This is his third year on the job. The famous quote of Bill Parcells, comes to mined, "You are what your record says you are."