wildcat offense with "belly out".....

ask chris gordy

Not exactly sure, but it could mean that thus far there hasn't been a man in motion or a dive man.

SFP seems to have a firm grasp on the wildcat, perhaps you should ask him. He will GLADLY give you his opinion.

YOU MEAN GORDY RUSH

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i dont remember hte details, but i dont think there was a man in motion when he took the snaps.

just a direct snap

An athletic guy playing QB isn't the wildcat. Even if he runs with the ball, that still doesn't make it the wildcat.
Despite what everyone says all the time.

Edit: Watch the video. LSU doesn't do anything like that; we have no "Felix Jones" position. We just run a QB draw or an option from the shotgun with an athletic guy at QB.

Um i think you would definitley need a "athletic qb" to run a wildcat. if we did it with shepard or trindon (on the counter ) and keiland. I don't know anybody that could stop it for a whole game.

I hope miles and crowton have this under wraps. Because if miles doesn't, then um he is uh not using his players to the best of thier ability.

the wildcat is just what Florida has been doing with Tebow for 4 years! When Arkansas first started getting pub for it Mullin called up David Lee and ribbed him about how he was a thief. There's a little more to it than Jet, Power, and Counter now.

The Bash play has been used for a couple of years now. Think Zone read but in reverse. If the OL is blocking inside zone left a WR comes in Jet motion from left to right. If the right defensive end squeezes then QB gives on the jet.
If the end runs up field then the QB keeps it and runs inside zone.

Florida just gets to runa shite load of play actions off of it since they are doing it with an actual QB. That type of package is what we can look forward to with Shep once it gets rolling.

yes, sfurnish it is but with zone/gap schemes instead of old school man blocking. the motion and play fake pressure is exactly the same as the old single wing. Florida is basically a spread single wing team.

yeah, I'm new to posting. From here on out I'll try to do a better job of just giving out worthless smart arse comments to reasonable questions.

It's probably not an Arkansas name originally since I saw Malzahn's (sp?) offense run it when he was in high school. I don't know wheere the "name" wildact comes from but Arkansas popularized the name at the collegiate level back in 2006. The media grabbed on to it and Arkansas was happy to look like innovators. As I said its the same stuff that Florida has been doing with Tebow for 4 years. It's just a bastardized version of the single wing/ wing T shite that's been around for 40+ years.

I don't know who originally came up with the name "wildcat".