re: Another big domino about to fall

Have the common courtesy to edit your post bro

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All I know is that I didn’t like what I saw in the game against Pitt. However, it was the only Wake game I have actually watched all season

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Has broken the WF total offense record 4 of 5 seasons.

Some great O's at Bowling Green

Think he'd do well here with our athletes.

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Can someone educate me on Ruggiero and wake? I thought they were running the clawfense

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This article explains it. Completely RPO now which is a change for them.

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“We have a variable tempo running game,” Deacons offensive coordinator Warren Ruggiero told Sports Illustrated. “Some things happen very fast. Some things happen somewhere in the middle, and some things happen very slow. The one thing that happens slowly, everyone looks at and says oh my gosh and that’s why they love to talk about it.”

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When they got to Wake and realized the talent that they had, running a classic drop-back passing game was out of the picture. In their first three seasons, only one team in the country allowed more sacks; nearly 10% of all drop-backs found their passers on the turf. Ruggiero joked that by the time the quarterback took the third step of his drop, the play would end up a sack. Now, Clawson says half of their passing plays start out as runs which makes it easier for the offensive line. Run blocking as much as possible can help level the playing field against some of the best pass rushers the Clemsons or Florida States or Miamis of the conference can line up. They can’t simply tee off on what they assume will be a passing play because so much of what Wake does starts out as a run. The runs themselves have also come behind more double team blocking, which is easier for offensive linemen to execute.

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“I would say that what we do is very systematic like the triple option,” Ruggiero said. “They can just go out in the game and not do anything different that week game plan-wise, their offense is a game plan, where a lot of other offenses are ok, what’s the defense doing? Let’s put this in this week and let’s put that in this week and let’s try and change this on this route because they’re doing that. We don’t do that. We run our system.”

But what about the oddity in that system? Ruggiero said it would take an hour to answer that question, but the running back has plenty of keys that vary based on how the defense is aligned. The quarterback’s footwork is also tied into that, and that’s how the timing of the play can change. The running back has to assume that the quarterback will pull the ball and throw at any time, so he cannot vice grip the football—the quarterback is in control. Actually reading what linebackers and safeties are doing can freeze their aggression, which is true for any offense that involves a read element.

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https://www.si.com/college/2021/10/21/wake-forest-offense-rpo-dave-clawson

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All I know is that I didn’t like what I saw in the game against Pitt. However, it was the only Wake game I have actually watched all season


Has broken the WF total offense record 4 of 5 seasons.

Some great O's at Bowling Green

Think he'd do well here with out athletes.

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Every Coach gets figured out every now and then. Evolution is a must. His Offense would evolve with 4 and 5 star players covering the field

Yep...got away from me!

Clawfense write-up by Clemson guys

I live in WAKE FOREST, NC

Nah awake Forest OC he coming.