AMHERST, Mass. - New UMass offensive coordinator Max Warner spoke with reporters for the first time following Tuesday’s spring practice.
Warner, who spent the past several seasons in the MAC at Bowling Green and Toledo, said his familiarity with the league and belief in head coach Joe Harasymiak’s vision made the opportunity in Amherst an easy fit, with a focus on building a veteran-driven team capable of competing week-to-week.
On the field, Warner described a multiple, quarterback-driven offensive system rooted in a pro-style approach that emphasizes toughness, versatility and the ability to win in different ways, particularly late in the season.
He highlighted the energy of the quarterback room, led by Pop Watson, along with the development of the offensive line and tight end groups, while stressing that last year’s results have no bearing on the current team as the program works to establish a new identity centered on culture, execution and winning.
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