Over the weekend, it was announced that the Pitt football program lost a few players, who were transferring out of the program. Among those leaving, however, was also offensive coordinator Jim Chaney. Chaney leaves Pitt after only one year at the post to take the same job with the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC.
As I mentioned on Saturday when everything that went down, Chaney was part good, part bad for the Panthers in my estimation. However, many also tired of his somewhat odd play-calling at times and the dustup with head coach Pat Narduzzi/miscommunication on getting plays on the field in time just before halftime of the North Carolina game is still fresh in our minds, too.
Chaney certainly did some good things here involving Tyler Boyd and Jordan Whitehead in the running game. We also saw an improved downfield passing attack at times, the development of No. 2 receiver Dontez Ford, and better utilization of tight ends. At the end of his tenure, where do you stand on the loss of Chaney?
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