Most valuable OC's.

[Marine03]

Legg?
From BR.com. Sorry, I couldn't the link to post.

Marshall

Legg doesn’t receive the attention that some of his other Power Five peers do but nevertheless has produced some of the most prolific offenses in the country during his time at Marshall, and even before that.

His best work was done in bringing along quarterback Rakeem Cato and wideout Tommy Shuler a few seasons ago and turning the two into one of the most productive duos in NCAA history.

Legg has led the Thundering Herd to top marks in a number of top offensive categories, both nationally and in Conference USA, during his tenure. Before that, he was co-coordinator on several successful Purdue squads that were some of the best teams in Boilermakers history this side of Drew Brees.

The West Virginia native (and former Mountaineer) has spent the bulk of his career in his home state and along the Eastern Seaboard but has been mentioned for bigger jobs over the years thanks to a quality resume.

 

[THUNDERGround]

I recently read an article which mentioned Legg to take over for the Clemson OC if he moves on. Of course, it was on a Clemson website, so who knows?

 

[jocktalker]

I've said multiple times on this board, Bill is respected more around the country than he is at home. He's had several opportunities to leave but he's home and happy.

 

[ohio herd]

I hope he stays here. I think him and Heater give us two outstanding coordinators

 

[WV_Celt]

Is Legg beefing up the playbook this year to 10 plays?

 

[Fishn8ntEz]

Hope he Heater stays here forever!

 

[Tim Hensley]

Sometimes, I think he get's a little mundane in his play calling, but he'll open up if he has the talent. No one was complaining when he had Cato & Shuler. Litton threw two absolute bombs down at St. Pete in the bowl (you had to be there to really appreciate the shock & awe value), but our receivers couldn't separate.