Final hour of the Jeff Cameron Show at least for today. Fun Monday, busy Monday, good time to be talking Florida State, college football, the NFL and the like.

Appreciate you being here. I'm Jeff. That is Tom on Twitter. It is at J. Cameron's show.

Say it's busy, but it's busy in a good way, no longer having to talk about the next loss on the horizon, but rather the changes that are being made.

And Mike spoke after the loss on Saturday that it would be swift.

He also said he didn't expect a lot of guys to leave.

Maybe that's true. Maybe it's not. I don't know.

I think it certainly will depend on what they think to some extent of that's true. Maybe it's not. I don't know. I think it certainly will depend on what

they think to some extent of the hiring of the coaches that we're going to hear about in the next 24

hours, 48 hours, 72 hours. We've already heard of one over the weekend. That was Gus Malzon

coming over from UCF, leaving that position as a head coach there at UCF and a grand reset as he comes here to be OC.

That marks the second year in a row that a sitting head coach has left that position to become an offensive coordinator.

Chip Kelly did it last year with UCLA, then going to Ohio State as the O.C.

And a lot of Buckeyes today wish he hadn't.

That said, I think it's going to be a bit of a trend.

And, you know, what does it mean?

Look, I was never a huge Gus Malzahn guy as a head coach. I did appreciate that his run early on going all the way back to when he was OC at Auburn

before becoming the head coach at Auburn.

He was a guy that was filled with a lot of, you know, truly original game plans that were later on

kind of acclimated, not acclimated, accrued by others in the industry and now become

commonplace in offenses everywhere.

There are certain elements of what he brought to the table all those years ago that is now a common part of every offense that is run.

And so, you know, that sort of ingenuity you tip the cap to and say, okay, good job.

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