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Honestly the problem want so much missed assignments but just getting beat which is worse

61%
2,859 yards passing
19TDs
9 Ints (4 in one early game and we will call for tia)
988 rushing
10 tds

Auburn goes 9-3 and we are pissed bc that's what we do.

Oh KD.... Very good call out.

Very Sherwood -ish in stature.

"Being an Auburn fan is the most difficult life path one can choose, but also one of the most rewarding"

Said by someone somewhere sometime

It's true

Another stud RB out of ST. Louis.

Anybody posted about the TE commit from Howard? 6'6 could be a RZ nightmare

Solid player. Waited his time and finally got to play this past season. Played well. Was just overshadowed by X. Adkins.

Great locker room guy as well.

Or drives me crazy when people call this offense gimmicky.... it is imo the complete opposite of what I call a gimmick system. It's simplistic to the point it complex. That's why it has worked so well.

Like you said. Spacing is a high part. They make you cover every blade of grass. Thus also it's usually why the run game is so good. Spreads up out.

I don't think the route trees are overly simple so much as the concepts as a whole are relatively simplistic bc of the splits and at spacing. Relies more on one on one matchups and just let your guy win.

I believe one of the reasons you don't see this much in the NFL is because of the narrow hash marks. You're almost always pretty much in the middle of the field whereas on the college level if you're on a hash you have a lot of real estate to the fieldside to work with and put stress on the Defenders

I could care less how the system translates to NFL systems as long as we are winning games if you put out thousand plus yard receivers you're in year out you're going to draw Talent regardless how they do in the league

Hmm Auburn has won a natty and played for another since Oklahoma