I approve of this hire! It does, however, ironically leave Texas a few DTs light. Shouldn't be a large issue though.
I appreciated Todd Orlando's schemes. His designs were wonderful to watch, but overall too complex. He was undone, though no real fault of his own, by an unprecedented amount of injuries that necessitated a reshuffling of the line up. Players that had been taught exactly what to do under his Swiss Watch machine were put in unfamiliar roles. They could not re-learn their assignments weekly, and the machine predictably went boing.
Ash seems to be more direct, with a scheme that will rely more on Texas' straight up talent than intricate player movements and responsibilities.
