in basketball you just need players and a little coaching knowledge
is football the same? is there something unique about college football that makes a lot of experience relevant?
I think the issue is that the coordination of eleven players with pretty complex schemes and assignments requires a lot of work. It really is a chess match.
I always view a football team like any organization. It's fine to have a bunch of talented people running around, but you want a few managers in there that know what they're doing. If you're trying to run a team of 120+ college aged kids, I think you'd want a few coaches who have been around the block. Even in basketball, a lot of young coaches like to have an old dog on the sidelines. Hoiberg had Lutz for a bit as AHC.
Anyway, I just think a bunch of position coaches getting together (several of them recently removed from high school) to run a P5 football program, especially one as down as KU, is not a recipe for success. But I could easily be wrong.