Well, I don't really agree that Dodge's offense is BASED on passing.... I think it's a harmony between the run and the pass that make the thing effective. If one aspect isn't working, the other is a lot more likely to get shut down. That being said, I think the "much more passing offense" Meager had than Wilson from the spring game was really a result of two long passes to Fitzgerald (who looked great), both well thrown balls with no pressure and an open receiver. Again, not bashing DM, just saying that he seems to me to be a solid "perfect world" QB. Wilson, to me, also made some good throws (if not as many deep ones), and fit the ball into a few more tight spots. I admit my bias, I'm completely enamored with the running QB and think it's maybe the most lethal weapon a team can possess, especially a team with a new system and questions up front. I just can't let go of the fact that there are times and games (see SMU last year) where we can probably say "Man, we don't pull that off without Woody", and no one else on the roster at that position has shown that factor yet. I'm an "upside" guy, and I just see WW's ceiling as leaps and bounds above our other options (hard to judge Tune, he's SO raw). That being said, if this offense is really as much of a faceless, well-oiled machine as we've heard, maybe the steady caretaker type (DM at his best) is what we need. TD knows a lot more than we do. If I had to guess, I'd say you're right. All indications are that DM's the man, and I'd be surprised if he wasn't under center in Norman. That being said, I wouldn't be surprised to see Vizza or Wilson by the time conference play rolls around either.