Our Two Offensive Touchdowns

stebo · October 5, 2005

I think we might have to run the no-huddle offense for the entire game in order to score this year. Twice this year we have moved the ball down the field effortlessly and resulting in a TD, and both time were in the no-huddle offense. It seems that when we line up the traditional way, the defenses know exactly which one of the 8 offensive plays is coming at them... but when we are in the hurry up offense, they don't have time to prepare for the play. Just a thought.

Coffee and TV · October 5, 2005

hey, why the he!! not? I loved seeing the spread offense in the final drive of the New Orleans Bowl last year.

Mad Hatter · October 5, 2005

This was mentioned in the 4th quarter by one of the ESPN guys. He mentioned that we seemed to do better, and that part of it was because OUR guys didn't have time to think about it, they just went out and did it.

CMJ · October 5, 2005

It worked for the Buffalo Bills for about 6 years. Hell, I agree, let's do it.

meangreendork · October 5, 2005

Sounds like an idea. It throws off the D so they don't have time to call coverage and it keeps the team loose. Sometimes, it's bad to think about what you're doing when you should just go out and do it.

October 5, 2005

Then we would be on the field for a total of 45 seconds the entire game. We would need to recruit more defensive players ... Hell.. I may need to suit up.

meangreendork · October 5, 2005

The no-huddle, or at least, a quicker paced offense will be reliant upon a good QB. Meager has to grow up- if he does, we can have a fast, balanced offense. If he doesn't, then we'll be hoping for something great next fall

FirefightnRick · October 5, 2005

But running the spread or the no-huddle offense would require ingenuity, forcing us to try and score. Wake up people, your not with the program. We have to try to keep it close into the 4th, not lead?

Geez!

Rick