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my guess is they probably do,

I'm afraid if I watch film I will go to sleep before the ball wobbles down.

both offenses actually have their origins in the run and shoot.

Wasn't it Zenon on the opening series against, I think, Middle Tennessee, who started at fullback and ran a circle to the sideline with a frantic middle linebacker trying to cover him on a play that went about 70 yards?

You are right about the A backs and I was wrong. But now about Tevin Washington: he was in my opinion the best quarterback Johnson had at Tech in running the option. He was absolutely perfect in decision making, handling the ball, getting it to the right back, and his pitchouts at the end were...

I will acknowledge that Johnson could be, how do you say, difficult, and I'm sure that came across to high school seniors.

Can you name the two coaches who have won a NC both as a player and coach?

The sad but probably accurate truth is that P5 schools will never hire a triple O coach because you can't recruit to that offense. (And before somebody goes off, I love it even as I acknowledge its fatal flaw. The triple option itself remains the most gorgeous offensive play in football, and...

It was said at the time, by some anyway, that Jones hired Switzer just to show Jimmy Johnson the Cowboys were so good that anybody coach coach them. Based on Troy Aikman's comments, Jones was right.

Just the sudden juxtaposition that you know the answer to "some of them". Didn't intend to offend you, but I found that funny.

This cracks me up.

From the LA Times today. Not terribly deep by interesting regardless. https://www.latimes.com/sports/highschool/story/2020-12-18/chayden-peery-sierra-canyon-georgia-tech-quarterback

Who would have thought?

Sometimes, I regret to say, it is hard to say we are executing plays, period.

One of the findings at LSU was that Orgeron was caught, as they say, in flagrante delicto ... and smiled for the camera. Social media being what it is, his wife was unamused and divorced him, so he needs this job.

Calvin might still be in the league if the Lions for reasons known only to horrible coaches had not decided he was an over the middle possession receiver, and he got lit up again and again because a) it was over the middle and b) generally over his head and he got nailed in the ribs again and again.

Thanks. From what I see on ESPN's website LSU's and Orgeron's problems go way beyond decommits and transfers. Apparently the guy caught lightning once and now is spiraling out of control.

did he not commit to Clemson?

Ouch.

If I have to explain that to you then it can't be explained to you so why are you asking?