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<blockquote data-quote="jgtengineer" data-source="post: 780756" data-attributes="member: 3094"><p>I wouldn't bother, the simple fact that he made the statement that the offensive scheme which has lead to some of the most explosive offenses in recent history both with us, at navy, and at army (note explosive means plays of >20 yards) not being designed to score is laughable and pretty much disqualifies discourse. An offense not designed to score explosively is actually the West Coast, but not because scoring quickly cant happen (a good reciever can take a slant 85 yards to the house but they still caught it 5 yards down field) but because the idea of the traditional west coast offense is to get 5 yards, get 5 yards, get five yards. Now west coast offenses were updated to include shots and boom or checkdown options over time and i would not argue that it isn't an offense designed to score explosivley now just that at its back bone its get five yards. The Ball control nature of a running offense is seen as the fall back of the option. The idea on any given option play is to out leverage the defense and hopefully get the ball into the hands of an extremely fast person with an open alley to the endzone. In a CPJ scheme, the idea is to create mismatches for wide open passes. The year we were probably best at scheming receivers open was actually 2015, but things were just bad in general think back on how many times lynch was just wide-*** open with no one around him.</p><p></p><p>Tempo does not equate to a scheme, you can run all schemes with tempo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jgtengineer, post: 780756, member: 3094"] I wouldn't bother, the simple fact that he made the statement that the offensive scheme which has lead to some of the most explosive offenses in recent history both with us, at navy, and at army (note explosive means plays of >20 yards) not being designed to score is laughable and pretty much disqualifies discourse. An offense not designed to score explosively is actually the West Coast, but not because scoring quickly cant happen (a good reciever can take a slant 85 yards to the house but they still caught it 5 yards down field) but because the idea of the traditional west coast offense is to get 5 yards, get 5 yards, get five yards. Now west coast offenses were updated to include shots and boom or checkdown options over time and i would not argue that it isn't an offense designed to score explosivley now just that at its back bone its get five yards. The Ball control nature of a running offense is seen as the fall back of the option. The idea on any given option play is to out leverage the defense and hopefully get the ball into the hands of an extremely fast person with an open alley to the endzone. In a CPJ scheme, the idea is to create mismatches for wide open passes. The year we were probably best at scheming receivers open was actually 2015, but things were just bad in general think back on how many times lynch was just wide-*** open with no one around him. Tempo does not equate to a scheme, you can run all schemes with tempo. [/QUOTE]
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