I'm not going to go back looking for examples - but I feel Mullen did this at times, maybe more so in his early years. Best example off top of my head, Florida 2010. You could tell our strategy was to simply not screw up. Run the ball and chew up clock. I don't think it always worked out so well but we definitely went into games with different strategies. Nothing really "off the wall" but we seemed to go into games looking to either run or pass more based on who we were facing.
It’s the second part. The presnap looks.
Which is why it’s criminal not to have an RPO package.
And Like Leach Said that they also will line up like cover 8 then send 2 or so firing off towards the LOS at the snap. Would like to see more draws and shovel passes which I think would make play action more effective. Anybody remember that 3rd and long draw Croom called @ AU?
Nah we really don't. It's working because we are running the ball at the correct times. Running into a brick wall just to make sure the bricks are real isn't going to help our offense.
Im not advocating for much more but we cannot go 27 straight passes just because we don't get the pre snap look we want. If we've gone 10 straight passes call a damn run just to keep them on their toes (obviously not on 3rd and 10). Sometimes a 1 yard gain is worth a lot more than 1 yard.
Just think if we actually used motion etc. to help better identify things. We literally do nothing to help ourselves.
Considering motion would help our extremely below average QB read a defense a little better, I'd say he's pretty smart considering our offensive savant hasn't realized that yet. High School coaches are smart enough to realize that.
Is that your experience in peewee football ? What d one colleges have you been an offensive coordinator for ?
