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I see what I did there. Bad Aldo! Bad!

But the view is so much better up here

Since y'all asked about two back sets, h-back, zone runs, run options and whatnot Did I miss anything? A play we ran a lot this year, that saw many of Thaddeous' targets (spring game) This also is where a TE would also line up (here we see Kelvin Smith) and running backs can release for a pass based on protection/what they see

This thread is golden, pony boys.

Really folks? Finedozer and Hambone? Yall are definitely not invited to my pictionary team.

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Before his injury, he was in the middle of leading scorers not named Lamar in the nation and battling everyone else in the conference stat-wise. While this style of offense is conducive to Wilson's success and playmaking ability (ranked 32nd in rushing isoPPP - explosiveness), the offensive line is not (one of the worst adjusted line yards in FBS at 111).

It may not be explosive but it works. Gets first downs, moves the chains, scores, keeps opposing offense from scoring, and they do mix in lots of smaller backs. That offensive line esta good. By nearly every offensive metric, Army is better than North Texas. This isn't going to be the same game. Those linebackers are very good, and are going to take away our usually decent pass game over the middle (Thompson). We are going to have to attack on the ground again, and be effective and getting past those linebackers. Going to have to convert the screens into long gains, going to have to connect on those deep pass plays.

It mostly worked. Long carries of 11, 13, 15, 27, 22. The defense put us in a position to win. We need the offense to step up.

Need to get the defensive backs fully healthy. Jenkins was nicked up. Was McClain nicked up?

*Something actually good happens for North Texas* *Immediately makes lengthy list of why this is actually bad*

Ah thanks for the insight. Didn't know all that.

Ah thanks for the clarification. All over the twitters with the misinfo.

Speaking of Celina, their QB intentionally hurt a defenders ankle in a game, and I think only got a one game suspension. Like, he stood on the kid's ankle in a dog pile and jumped down on it. Hot, clown garbage.

Remember that one time he said no to the Bama OC job (in Saban's first year) to stay at Louisville? Purdue would be a good jumping point if he can turn it around there, but yeah, I feel like he could get a more significant P5 job.

I call it College Football Free Agency

While it was an elevating program, Ray Rice's departure knocked it down a notch (Tho they've gone bowling like 9 times since 2005)

Could you be more specific (no sarcasm)?

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I don't understand how these people function

So I don't know which of the 50 damn threads y'all made about bowls, but I'll pose this question: We want WKU to win, right? This could make bowl implications a little simpler and in our favor. And brings me to a second thought: WKU has the chance to be conference champions for the second year in a row. Remember our old Sun Belt friend? Kudos to them.

Say what you will about North Texas, but Navy is a good team. And I love chaos.

good read re: lane kiffin and borrowing and implementing spread concepts in pro-style offense http://smartfootball.com/offense/alabamas-lane-kiffin-master-copycat#more-4940

The best, at least. Best talent and coaches. The NFL pipeline with receivers like Amari Cooper, Julio Jones, and the lesser regarded (but still good imo) Kevin Norwood.