SALT LAKE CITY — Aaron Roderick looked tanned and relaxed as he talked about his offense on the last day of the Utah's football camp.
"I think we're on schedule to be ready for the Michigan game," he said.
The co-offensive coordinator didn't yell or scream when his team struggled during practice, neither did he get too high when they were successful. You'd never guess that he was getting back in the hot seat again.
"I wanted it and I made clear that I wanted it," he added
Roderick is somewhat of a rarity. He's been an assistant on the hill for 10 years.