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I believe this is the most important wrinkle added to the offense and I am hopeful that it will produce the best results for success, especially when they stack the box! From Rahme this morning:
"Change of pace
The Orange finally has the elements in place to run some no-huddle offense thanks to the changes noted above, Nassib’s mastery of the system and junior center Macky MacPherson’s ability to make the shotgun snap.
SU spent most of camp switching up its tempo against Scott Shafer’s aggressive defense, keeping it on its heels at times. The offense went no-huddle some in camp with Nassib in the shotgun. It went quick-count out of the huddle. And it slowed down the tempo to last season’s pace, too.
Look for a mix of all three to be employed this season, another departure from 2011.
“The No. 1 thing is we have to create more explosive plays,” Marrone said. “We spent a lot of time on that, whether it is condensing formations and play-action down the field or whether it’s spreading the field out and putting more pressure on the defense.”
The results of that study will be on display in the opener. The changes may have been made within the same system, but there will be big changes nonetheless.
They need to produce significantly more yardage than the 2011 offense generated if the Orange hopes to navigate the maze."
"Change of pace
The Orange finally has the elements in place to run some no-huddle offense thanks to the changes noted above, Nassib’s mastery of the system and junior center Macky MacPherson’s ability to make the shotgun snap.
SU spent most of camp switching up its tempo against Scott Shafer’s aggressive defense, keeping it on its heels at times. The offense went no-huddle some in camp with Nassib in the shotgun. It went quick-count out of the huddle. And it slowed down the tempo to last season’s pace, too.
Look for a mix of all three to be employed this season, another departure from 2011.
“The No. 1 thing is we have to create more explosive plays,” Marrone said. “We spent a lot of time on that, whether it is condensing formations and play-action down the field or whether it’s spreading the field out and putting more pressure on the defense.”
The results of that study will be on display in the opener. The changes may have been made within the same system, but there will be big changes nonetheless.
They need to produce significantly more yardage than the 2011 offense generated if the Orange hopes to navigate the maze."
