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<blockquote data-quote="GTRX7" data-source="post: 49145" data-attributes="member: 1045"><p>This seems to get us back to the argument that this offense struggles against the best defenses in the country...which gets us back to the response that every offense struggles against the best defenses in the country (which is why they are the best defenses). Show me an offensive scheme that consistently does better against the best defenses in the country with the same talent gap we have and I will agree with you that we should switch to that offense. I promise you with all my heart that if we ran Alabama's offensive scheme with any of the teams we have had in the last 20 years, we never once would have sniffed the national championship like they have in nearly each of the last five years. </p><p></p><p>For me, the argument that we struggle against the best defenses comes down to one thing, and one thing only...talent. The question is, does our scheme give us at least more of an advantage vs. other teams than it hurts us in recruiting talent. I believe it does, others may disagree. But how anyone can disagree with the fundamental principle that the offensive scheme itself can work to beat the big boys (just as Tech has used it to beat UGA, FSU, USC, VT, Clemson, Miami, etc. with less talent), I will never understand. At GSU, CPJ ran his scheme with comparable or above average talent, and went 62-10 and went to the national championship game three times in five years (winning two).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GTRX7, post: 49145, member: 1045"] This seems to get us back to the argument that this offense struggles against the best defenses in the country...which gets us back to the response that every offense struggles against the best defenses in the country (which is why they are the best defenses). Show me an offensive scheme that consistently does better against the best defenses in the country with the same talent gap we have and I will agree with you that we should switch to that offense. I promise you with all my heart that if we ran Alabama's offensive scheme with any of the teams we have had in the last 20 years, we never once would have sniffed the national championship like they have in nearly each of the last five years. For me, the argument that we struggle against the best defenses comes down to one thing, and one thing only...talent. The question is, does our scheme give us at least more of an advantage vs. other teams than it hurts us in recruiting talent. I believe it does, others may disagree. But how anyone can disagree with the fundamental principle that the offensive scheme itself can work to beat the big boys (just as Tech has used it to beat UGA, FSU, USC, VT, Clemson, Miami, etc. with less talent), I will never understand. At GSU, CPJ ran his scheme with comparable or above average talent, and went 62-10 and went to the national championship game three times in five years (winning two). [/QUOTE]
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