Demetrice Martin officially new CB coach
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2021 1:47 pm
Oregon has officially announced Demetrice Martin as the new CB coach and passing game coordinator.
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UOducksTK1 wrote:Very good hire!
Edit; so I said this from a recruiting standpoint but his last 4 years of coaching, he’s been at the bottom of the PAC-12. If you go further back, at UCLA for 5 seasons he had them playing good ball. So if he has elite talent, he’s shown he can produce good pass defenses. Also he’s coached some big name players, so that’s always a bonus.
I think so too, Martín has shown he can be successful with proper support. I think he’ll do well here. We’ve had some good DB coaches lately at Oregon. So I have high expectations for Martin!jimmy12 wrote:UOducksTK1 wrote:Very good hire!
Edit; so I said this from a recruiting standpoint but his last 4 years of coaching, he’s been at the bottom of the PAC-12. If you go further back, at UCLA for 5 seasons he had them playing good ball. So if he has elite talent, he’s shown he can produce good pass defenses. Also he’s coached some big name players, so that’s always a bonus.
I am of the belief scheme impacts this as much as anything. Have a Co-Defensive coordinator and a HC as a defensive stud, I am confident that this was carefully vetted and considered. I Am curious if anyone knows of his ability to tech technique and develop talent?
His bio said he played LB in college but coached DBs at Sam Houston State so he does have some history at the position.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Lanning played DB so he knows how to coach that position and will be able to fill in any gaps there are in Meat’s coaching.
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Oh you’re right, I had it backwards. Thanks.greenyellow wrote:His bio said he played LB in college but coached DBs at Sam Houston State so he does have some history at the position.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Lanning played DB so he knows how to coach that position and will be able to fill in any gaps there are in Meat’s coaching.
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