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Message: [QUOTE="Millhouse, post: 1140204, member: 78"] there are so many teams in college football, you can always find one example that works for any offense you want to think of. some of the more meatheaded among us put stanford on a pedestal from time to time i think it all comes down to whether you want a conventional offense for the defense to practice against or a more effective offense that doesn't prepare your defense as well for me, i think defense is much more of a crapshoot and less reliant on schemes for a non factory - no rhyme or reason to when you're good or bad. so just go with a proven offense that succeeds at multiple places (air raid, meyer or rrod spread option) and hope for the best on defense. thankfully there are enough ACC teams that can't get out of their own way that they won't make us pay too much with their offenses and the great teams in the ACC will always score on us anyway. not as much risk to going further out there on offense [/QUOTE]