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Message: [QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 4024716, member: 474"] with tempo comes the question on play calling.. do we call the play and go and force the D to react or are we seeing what the D is doing and calling the play going to the line and adjusting. we could be calling 2 plays pre snap and then looking over and making the decision. in the old up tempo days you got the play on the fly called it and off you go.. We seldom do that much any more, but by still hustling to the line you force the D into some sets you might be able to better play call against, so if we dont get plays off in under 20 secs but we still get the D to commit to something faster the effect may be better play results even by going slightly slower. we also get more plays if we are getting more pretty good plays and less bad or explosive plays. the fact we ran so many plays sat even as VT had several good drives showed a pretty good offense for an entire game. we couldnt afford many 3 and outs. [/QUOTE]