Not bad at all when you consider its the less talented/weaker side of the roster.
I remember during the first several games of the season it looked like the Riley Leonard/Denbrock investments were a complete and utter disaster/failure but then the offense found its stride and went from ranked in the 30s to top 10 in the country over the course of the 2nd half of the season. The defense was always really good, but the rise in offense is what took ND from a 10th ranked team, to a top 5 team overall in 2024.
Super pleased with Denbrock's work this season and happy he's on board for another several years.
I think he's also shown that if he has the weapons on his roster he can really open things up as per the #1 offense he lead at LSU in 2023.
I remember during the first several games of the season it looked like the Riley Leonard/Denbrock investments were a complete and utter disaster/failure but then the offense found its stride and went from ranked in the 30s to top 10 in the country over the course of the 2nd half of the season. The defense was always really good, but the rise in offense is what took ND from a 10th ranked team, to a top 5 team overall in 2024.
Super pleased with Denbrock's work this season and happy he's on board for another several years.
I think he's also shown that if he has the weapons on his roster he can really open things up as per the #1 offense he lead at LSU in 2023.
