For the gurus: Can a transfer qb bring plays with him?

I'm sure that would go over well.


New kid: "Hey coach, I have this notebook with some banger plays I'd like you take a look at."

Coach: "STFU and start stretching."

Why are you down voting this? Legit question or is that against the Orgeron narrative?

This guy would tell you to go the frick home.

Coaches will try and incorporate some of what the kid has learned at his previous school, if they understand that offense and stuff. Or at least try and relate it to the offense they wanna run at the new school so the player can be familiar with reads and route combinations and all that.

I didn’t really say the QB should be suggesting plays, did I? I said if I was E, I’d be curious about his favorite handful of plays because he’s a smart guy, so they’re probably well-designed and he’d be very comfortable with the reads on those plays.

I’m going to start a mailing list for the Rant and send out some elementary school readers.

any coach or player can bring any plays. Les Miles brought all of his plays over from the 70's.

Have an upvote. There can't possibly be a non-disclosure agreement. The games are on TV. I could run any play they run if I wanted too. It's not like a Trademark. There is ZERO chance JB and CSE haven't discussed this. There is ZERO chance CSE hasn't reviewed OSU game film extensively.

Great thought. I'll take a downvote or two now.

I'm sure he does/did.

I also have no doubt that the similarity between the actual plays run were of no shock.

One thing that will, always, be different is timing. How fast does back get to mesh point, etc.

And one thing many discount, that can be very helpful is the playcalls, namely how they are communicated. Some teams run players in and out (very few in P5 anymore), most signal from sideline, with or without dummy calls. Some signal formation and play separately with a game-coordinator (e.g. "passing game coordinator") getting people ready. Every team has their system of who signals what and especially who gets the substitutions ready to enter.

tOSU uses placards for the most part; probably just either play or formation with signals from OC for the other. The reason you see 2 (or more) placards may be dummy calls, or it requires 2 (or more) calls for a personnel grouping (e.g., one is for OL, one is for backs/WRs).

What Burrow, or any transfer, could possibly bring to the table is a more efficient way of communicating formations and plays.

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This is quite possibly the dumbest thread I've seen this week, and that's saying something.

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There is some dumb in here, but it's not the thread.

Yeah because the BIG 12 Playbooks are known for putting up points against DEFENSES???

Ohhhh wait,
You assumed they played defense in the big12...
I get it now!!!!

FYI OSU would get there assess waxed in the SEC and their offense would look as Mediocre as ours!

On a Final Note: Wasn't Les Miles the Head Coach at OSU, and believe it or not, he was KNOWN FOR BEING AN OFFENSIVE GENIUS in the Big 12..... Suckaaaaa