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Message: [QUOTE="Czar, post: 27551, member: 549"] Athletic QB's who can run and pass are good, because those teams ran the new variant of the speed option offense (Which Oregon does as well, and which they all stole and upgraded from Tom Osborne and the Nebraska Deathsquads). Texas: Take away Vince Young's carries, and it's about 57/43 for Rush to Pass. Florida: Even closer, 399 pass for 476 run in 2006, in 2008 it skewed even more towards run, but again the QB is accounting for a LOT of those runs. Auburn: 2/1 Run to Pass, and again that basically is all because of Cam Newton. You really do not see a lot of teams who rely on the RB for rushing attempts and run 2 times for every 1 pass play at the top of the rankings anymore. That only works when you have a QB who can provide the threat of passing as well as running. Hence, why Broyld is a GIGANTIC get for us and needs to get on campus. [/QUOTE]