Who's going to run the power spread offense
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Offense might not be a full power spread at first, could be adjusted according to whose on the roster in 2016 and be the beginning of a gradual moved into the PSO as the players learn it and the HS recruits that are best suited for that type of offense start filling the roster
I'm guessing RU's O will make the best use of the current roster's QB skills next season while moving from the pro set O into a form of power spread that won't be radical change from the offense the current roster was recruited to play.
I'm guessing RU's O will make the best use of the current roster's QB skills next season while moving from the pro set O into a form of power spread that won't be radical change from the offense the current roster was recruited to play.
Do we have the OL to run a spread? We need very mobile OL for a spread and guys like Denman are questionable for it. Schiano suffered when trying to implement the spread in 2009-10 because he didn't have the right personal along the lines.
Please let it not be Travis Knight. He got beat out and did not look good in limited action this year.
Our OL would be fine in a spread system. It is a lot of zone blocking.
We failed in the spread because our spread offense had a WR at the QB position. That was not a spread offense it was a gimmick. Gimmicks do not win championships. Consistency wins championships.
Yea, who would want this guy
Knight was named MVP of the 2014 Sugar Bowl when he led Oklahoma to a 45–31 upset of two-time reigning national champion Alabama. Knight threw for 348 yards and four touchdowns in a record-setting performance
So why was he ridding the bench this year? He didn't look good the few times I saw him. Let's find out what we have here then see what Russo can do.
Umm, I don't know...maybe because unlike Rutgers, Oklahoma has a few QB's on their roster who can actually play at a high level?!? Teams who end up in the Top 4 in the country typically do have more than one QB on the roster who is capable of leading their team to victory. I know, sadly it's such a foreign concept to us since we can't find ONE QB to do this let alone multiple.
It's not like he lost his job to a kid who sucks. He was in the Heisman conversation. Bringing him in for a year wouldn't matter for Russo. He's not starting as a freshman.
Those massive OT's for Texas Tech from a few years ago and more recently TCU and Baylor are not mobile in any way shape or form, but their teams ran/run the spread very well. I don't see an argument here.
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