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The difference was johnson was going for it on fourth in the redzone, sometimes you lose on that, we seem to just miss fieldgoals. And we do have a major issue fo not getting in from the one.

We did not have the same level of ineptitude. We had issues where we just didin't execute btu the years we had those issues wer 2013 (vad couldn't run the midline series) and 2018. Touchdown vulture byerly and jordan took care of those issues with havgin a smalelr QB in jt and nesbitt and...

Actually this is the downside of basically running what everyone else does. Pretty much everyoen doesn't have to change much to practice for us. Just go to the cards and run the plays the line is the same as they've been seeing and that they do. The prep time for a team that does something very...

It does if you are completely changing things. Stoops embraced the run an shoot concepts the receivers already knew and just got a QB that could throw intermediate routes. And he didn't abandoned what the line was designed to do.

See the biggest mistake we made was tryign to go straight to an RPO. We had a run and shoot passing system, we could have easily gone to that with a single back run game based off power and masked some of our Oline problems while we found our QB and our footing. Ran a version of the fridges...

I'd say Paul Johnson was in the category of play call, because of how he altered blocking on the fly with the play call. One of the things we lost when we tried to signal things in in 2015 and go with a little tempo was paul's ability to send a message with the a-back to the line on a particular...

Monken actually didn't want to leave, but Kleinlein the GS AD hated the option and was notoriously cheap so he didn't even attempt to match , then turned around and paid fritz more than army was paying monken. still i don't see him leaving. Georgia southern would have better luck targetign...

Undercenter, veer and power blocking schemes, Flex formation. The last game southern employed the diamond on something like 40 percent of plays and ran for 503 yards mostly from the B back position in that formation. Under lundsford, southern seemed to try to force the pass a bit. Which i think...

Cincy is a coached up approach as well.

This is pretty much why they kept trying to rule change against the the flexbone. Any defenses that worked against the spread offense ruleset was shredded by the flex. Now that its really only ran at the academies they don't target. Though I expect southern will go back traditional soon. Seeing...

Yeah he basically accidently revealed it in an argument with mark may about Paul Johnson's offense in 2014 before the orange bowl where may did his dumbass take abotu how it can't be that great more people don't run it and holtz ripped him a new one about how thinking like that cost him 2-3...

Honeslty midfield was one play difference between normal had we punted with how things were going. Pitt was chunking 20 yard throws when on their side of the field.

Lou holtz still blames ND boosters fro missing out on 2-3 NC at ND when they forced him to abandon the wishbone.

Yep they abandoned the loefler offience after one year and went back to a spread option to take advantage of their personell.

The closes you will get to an "option" going to a pro style modern example is malzahns cam newton offense (whcih had a lot of veer in it on the line) to Loefler's offense at auburn and well lets just say that didn't work.

Well we did it to al groh

At this point its nto a risk. its a given.

Bronco is a hell of a coach.

Yes, If it is clear the QB is scrambling to throw. Its usually pretty easy to tell you look at the way its being blocked. If its an actual draw receivers will run their routes then after a count of 3 or 4 usually start blocking. Then its just TFL or blown up draw. This is why sack numbers get...

Could do it BC weekend the 13th