the game that showed coaches you can run out of the spread

[Millhouse]

http://smartfootball.com/spread/the-legacy-of-the-most-important-game-in-spread-offense-history

i remember the conversations in 99 before playing kentucky about how you can't run out of the spread (and that they only succeeded on the great arm of dusty bonner)

it makes me so crazy that we've watched 13 years of bs offense since then

 

[rosconey]

just think if you had a covered arena to run it in-

be nice if su would hire one guy on offense who has a neck flexible enough to look up and notice the teflon cover

its been so long since we have seen any offense that it just may scare us

 

[OrangePA]

just think if you had a covered arena to run it in-

be nice if su would hire one guy on offense who has a neck flexible enough to look up and notice the teflon cover

its been so long since we have seen any offense that it just may scare us

Didn't Nassib set season passing records last year?

I mean, we did throw the ball a bit, didn't we?

Now, if we had some break-out WRs, maybe the offense could be more of what many want it to be.

 

[rosconey]

Didn't Nassib set season passing records last year?

I mean, we did throw the ball a bit, didn't we?

Now, if we had some break-out WRs, maybe the offense could be more of what many want it to be.

your not seriously saying we run the spread run and gun type offense are you?

and who has the job of recruiting receivers-not me thats for sure

 

[OrangePA]

your not seriously saying we run the spread run and gun type offense are you?

and who has the job of recruiting receivers-not me thats for sure

No.

I'm saying that we threw the ball a decent amount last year.

I am also saying that we might not have the WRs to run the "spread and gun" as you describe it.

Actually you can do your part on the recruiting end - give money.