Are we prepping to go Spread/Option in the future?

I know I'll probably get raked over the coals, but does anyone else think it could be POSSIBLE that we are building up to go to the Spread/Option offense in the future? Here's my rationale. We've brought in an O-Line coach who works a zone blocking scheme. We've recruited dual threat QBs who ran the Spread/Option in HS. So why not make the change now?

I think the answer is in what we have for OL and RB (outside of LF and maybe DW). Our OL are big, physical road grader types who specialize in straight ahead blocking. To a slight lesser extent the same goes for our RBs. KH and TM aren't your slasher, cutback type runners. They are your power backs (ala Spencer Ware) who wait for a hole to develop and then run through it; happy to get 6-8 yards on those plays.

This is akin to just trying to jump from a 4-3 to a 3-4, or vice versa. You have to have the right players to do that. Changing schemes typically takes time for the coaches to bring in the right kind of athletes who can run the new scheme. What that means is you have a year or two until you have all the right parts in place to take full advantage. Look at what happened at Arkansas. They were awful last year, but now that Bielama (sp?) is getting the players he wants they are showing improvement.

Now fire away with the down votes, sunshine pumper, "you're a moron" comments, etc.