http://www.presnapread.com/f-a-u-needs-t...n-offense/

I love Paul Myerberg, his countdown is one of the best as he ACTUALLY reserches and knows the teams. Here is an article from Saturday with an excerpt...
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Brian Wright is familiar to fans in the hinterlands of college football, those in the Montana-Idaho-Dakotas region, but his name has never crossed the lips of football fans in the Sunshine State. Or hadn’t, before Carl Pelini named Wright, the former offensive coordinator at Montana State, to the same position at Florida Atlantic, where Pelini is preparing for his first season as Howard Schnellenberger’s successor. Now Wright has become a name to watch, perhaps the most important member of the new F.A.U. staff outside of Pelini himself, thanks to the Owls’ inability to achieve the most basic of offensive achievements in 2011 — you know, like first downs, field goals, touchdowns and the like....

Interesting take on the other 'Belt coachs as well.

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That’s one aspect of Pelini that’s intriguing, especially in the Sun Belt. As in the Pac-12, especially over the most recent hiring cycle, the Sun Belt has very much taken on an offensive feel. Gus Malzahn is the new coach at Arkansas State. Mark Hudspeth was a revelation during his first year at Louisiana-Lafayette.

Willie Taggart, a former offensive assistant under Jim Harbaugh at Stanford, has worked wonders at Western Kentucky. While the Trojans took a tough slide last fall, Troy has always been driven by its potent offensive passing game. Even Florida International, while not particularly know for its offense, has won games on the back of a few explosive skill players.

Thanks for posting this. Paul does a genuinely good job trying to cover the Sun Belt.