I don't know how we'll do with a HS offense in the B1G though. I always remember Teel talking about how much he had to learn when he came to RU and needed to learn a college offense, thats more complicated.
Frankly to me that's part of the problems at least in current times. I want KISS..make it was easy as possible to pick up and learn, less complexity.
You should read what Leach's qbs have said about his offense and the learning of it. I made a post about an article talking about the Leach qb room. One of the things they said was no matter how simple your offense be it junior college or high school or whatever this is even more simple. IMO for a school like us this is the path of least resistance. It's basically the theme for the Leach tree coaches and the Air Raid....not that they follow his plays his Air Raid to a T but more the theme of KISS....Air Raid being more a philosophy than the actual plays.
A small snippet from the article:
Jorgensen: We didn’t really have playbooks.
Brink: Any high school, any junior college, no matter where you were, your playbook gets simpler when you get to Washington State.
Tuel: Literally as simple as humanly possible.
Apodaca: I remember I threw a pick or something, and I remember asking him what coverage that play is good against. And he goes, “Well, you should have just thrown it to this ****ing guy because he’s standing there wide-ass open.”
Halliday: I said to Leach, “What do I need to do to get the ball there on time?” He was like, “Well, just throw it to the guy who’s ****ing open.” I was like, “Yeah, no, I get that dude, but what do you want me to do to get there quicker?” And he was like, “I don’t give a shit what you do. Just throw it to the guy who’s ****ing open.”
Tuel: You expect someone with that reputation, with that many successful quarterbacks under his umbrella, to have some secret sauce or special way of calling plays or reading defenses or just some scheme that’s better than everyone’s…He just found a way to make it as simple as he can.
