Tom Herman may have only been an offensive coordinator at Ohio State for one season, but the young coordinator is one of the rising stars in the coaching ranks and will be the next Urban Meyer assistant to run his own program sooner rather than later. The resume speaks for itself: turning an offense which was No. 107 in total yards per game and No. 81 in points per game in 2011 into the Big Ten’s highest-scoring offense with little change in personnel. A good amount of the improvement has to do with the growth of Braxton Miller into a more confident, lethal quarterback under Herman’s tutelage. His offense and Miller are a perfect fit, and it showed last year when Miller threw for over 2,000 yards and rushed for over 1,200. But even though Miller is an impressive talent, Herman deserves a ton of credit for creating a scheme that allows him to maximize his skill. Talking to him as
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