re: Which tempo approach do you prefer vs Alabama?

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ALWAYS up tempo. bamas strength has always been depth, and the ability to get fresh players in each play. If we up tempo and wear em down, they get tired quickly. If we upped tempo even with Miles we could’ve beaten that team.

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you can still run clock without allowing them to sub, you just have to get on the ball fast, you don't have to snap it right away. Once we get an exploitable matchup on the field, you need to keep it that way as long as you can, even if you are waiting to snap till the playcount is low

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Nice Tesla/Silicon Valley reference

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you serious clark? it's a spaceballs reference

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Do you not do the SECr power rankings anymore?

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We lost our graphic artist so we are still doing rankings but they look (aesthetically) like shite.

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We haven’t done warp speed a lot. Getting to the LOS and having the coaches read the defense and keeping the play or checking into another play has been what we run most of the time.

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If we play the merkat bullshite offense we lose. Have several RPO’s called in the huddle to start the drive then let joe call the play at the line as fast as he can and snap the ball. Run back to the line and repeat. Snap the ball as soon as the ref steps out the way. Speed is key. When there is an incompletion or some stoppage, then get a new group of plays and repeat. Do not play the merkat offense that started with Utah. Stop that shite. Let Joe read the offense and win the game. Play the exact same plan as Texas or first half vandy.

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All gas no brakes

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Speed, warp 10 wide open and push the ball deep down the middle of the field. Make the safeties have to play deep. Get them off the line and force them to put in additional secondary players, taking a linebacker off the field and then run it down their throats. Don’t let them sub. When they are playing nickle or dime, run the ball. When they put linebackers back in and only run 2 corners and 2 safeties, throw deep down field. 10-20 yards at a pop. When they start blitzing, short quick passes where the blitzer left the spot on the field open.
Speed and pressure. Put pressure on the D with speed.