Would Yost learn OSU’s current system, or is OSU looking to switch up its offensive style?
Gundy has been very adamant about the fact that he wants to run the Air Raid, citing Zac Robinson’s poor health at the end of his career as a reason why you don’t want a QB getting beat up by running the football on a consistent basis. So unless something has dramatically changed recently, that is Gundy’s preference and philosophy. Missouri’s offense, though, obviously used a dual-threat QB, most recently James Franklin. But just because an OC has been running a certain style doesn’t mean they can’t run another style. Monken is an example of that. Though whoever comes in this time won’t have Brandon Weeden to teach them the offense.