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<blockquote data-quote="Techster" data-source="post: 905455" data-attributes="member: 360"><p>Even Mike Leach has incorporated more of a running game. The smart coaches understand what works and try to "steal" the good ideas.</p><p></p><p>Jamey Chadwell's teams have incorporated option + RPO passing (which came later when he had a talented passing QB). LOVE this interview:</p><p></p><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://volswire.usatoday.com/2021/01/08/coastal-carolina-football-jamey-chadwell-spread-option-offense/[/URL]</p><p></p><p><em>“The reason why we like to run the offense that we do, you don’t have to have the best linemen in the country to win games,” Chadwell said. “You don’t have to have the best receivers in the country to win games. Every job that I have had has been a rebuild. We’ve had to develop and recruit talent that fits your system.</em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em>“Part of the reason that we like to do the offense, is it gives you a chance to win games. <strong>We were probably the eighth most talented team out of ten in our league — and won the league this year. Part of that is because you get kids to buy into your scheme and your system, and they fit that. We can do a variety of different things. Recruiting is not hard for it, you just have to find the right guys that want to fit into what you do.</strong>”</em></p><p></p><p>Does that sound like a certain option guru who use to coach on the Flats? The difference is, Chadwells QBs are also passing for a LOT of yards as well. He understands you have to have the ability to have a high powered passing offense as well.</p><p></p><p>That's not to say Chadwell is the only guy for GT. If anyone has paid attention to this generation of Air Raid coaches, they've also started instituting some pretty devastating running schemes. Anyone notice what Heupal did with Hendon Hooker and his RBs? Hooker was a weapon with his legs as well as him arm. Hooker is a good runner, but he's not a Jeff Sims level runner. Imagine the Air Raid with spread option being run by an elite dual threat QB! How about Lincoln Riley with Caleb Williams?</p><p></p><p>It will be interesting to see the direction J Batt goes with our HC. TBH, I'm not sure Chadwell will be high up on Batt's list. Hope I'm wrong, because Chadwell is #1 on my list, but given Batt's background he'll probably look for a scheme advantage coach that's also recruiting friendly. Guys like a Heupal, Lincoln Riley, Bill O'Brien, etc. Not saying those guys specifically, but guys with similar systems that have a high level of X's and O's acumen, and but also a system that doesn't eliminate recruits before you even walk in their living room.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Techster, post: 905455, member: 360"] Even Mike Leach has incorporated more of a running game. The smart coaches understand what works and try to "steal" the good ideas. Jamey Chadwell's teams have incorporated option + RPO passing (which came later when he had a talented passing QB). LOVE this interview: [URL unfurl="true"]https://volswire.usatoday.com/2021/01/08/coastal-carolina-football-jamey-chadwell-spread-option-offense/[/URL] [I]“The reason why we like to run the offense that we do, you don’t have to have the best linemen in the country to win games,” Chadwell said. “You don’t have to have the best receivers in the country to win games. Every job that I have had has been a rebuild. We’ve had to develop and recruit talent that fits your system. “Part of the reason that we like to do the offense, is it gives you a chance to win games. [B]We were probably the eighth most talented team out of ten in our league — and won the league this year. Part of that is because you get kids to buy into your scheme and your system, and they fit that. We can do a variety of different things. Recruiting is not hard for it, you just have to find the right guys that want to fit into what you do.[/B]”[/I] Does that sound like a certain option guru who use to coach on the Flats? The difference is, Chadwells QBs are also passing for a LOT of yards as well. He understands you have to have the ability to have a high powered passing offense as well. That's not to say Chadwell is the only guy for GT. If anyone has paid attention to this generation of Air Raid coaches, they've also started instituting some pretty devastating running schemes. Anyone notice what Heupal did with Hendon Hooker and his RBs? Hooker was a weapon with his legs as well as him arm. Hooker is a good runner, but he's not a Jeff Sims level runner. Imagine the Air Raid with spread option being run by an elite dual threat QB! How about Lincoln Riley with Caleb Williams? It will be interesting to see the direction J Batt goes with our HC. TBH, I'm not sure Chadwell will be high up on Batt's list. Hope I'm wrong, because Chadwell is #1 on my list, but given Batt's background he'll probably look for a scheme advantage coach that's also recruiting friendly. Guys like a Heupal, Lincoln Riley, Bill O'Brien, etc. Not saying those guys specifically, but guys with similar systems that have a high level of X's and O's acumen, and but also a system that doesn't eliminate recruits before you even walk in their living room. [/QUOTE]
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