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Message: [QUOTE="TheCusian, post: 3555568, member: 2585"] IMO: 1. The ACC and CFB as a whole has figured out how to play the Baylor O enough to make it less effective. 2. It worked in that it was a series of simple reads, spread formations, and tempo. 3. Lewis was more inventive and was able to "riff" off the original concepts enough to make it work. Lynch was more of a caretaker type. 4. Sterlin might be more creative but it's hard to say because: 5. If you can't block in any system, it blows $%&* up. Which all leads me to my central working theme: This year is near impossible to get a read on any of the new hires or tweaks to a system (ie. exhibition season, throwaway year, hold onto your recruits, etc). What they can see and accomplish is *who* can do some things (Tucker and Queely on O, lots of guys on D) and get them experience. Where it all goes wrong is if we stink so bad it blows up the lockers room and public support for Dino, which seems like it's happening unfortunately [/QUOTE]