Huh?

Just replying to how it can beneficial to have two backs in on the same play.. I never said I wanted their offense. I said it was a fun offense to watch though..

Besides, those are just a number of plays..

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Posted by Ebbandflow

Member since Aug 2010

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Posted on 8/20/16 at 11:05 pm to beauchristopher

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Just replying to how it can beneficial to have two backs in on the same play.. I never said I wanted their offense. I said it was a fun offense to watch though..

Besides, those are just a number of plays..

LSU basically ran the same play for a long TD in the bowl game.. so what about that?

I know what youre saying. I just think it is a redundancy. Use it in one game if it creates a specific mismatch. Otherwise, work on your actual offense. NCAA only allows so much practice time.

Btw that was Chark in the bowl game. They weren't keying on him to run bc he is a WIDE RECEIVER. Also there are several long runs by having te FB blocking for LF. Those plays set up great playaction to wrs, then to screens. Play to your strengths and practice them well. Too much time spent on having a redundancy for the misdirection possibility every so often. Dont wanna be a master of none.

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Posted by Errerrerrwere

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Posted on 8/20/16 at 11:10 pm to beauchristopher

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I never said I wanted their offense. I said it was a fun offense to watch though..

It was absolutely a fun offense to watch. I remember leaving the game with jaw dropped. But often overlooked in that offense is Peyton Hillis. You know the cover of Madden guy and breaker of so many fantasy football GMs' hearts that one year?