our pace of play

I understand that Bret enjoys milking the clock and he likes to huddle up to make sure everyone knows the call. there is a problem in this when playing a team like alabama and others who have alot of defensive depth. it allows them to make substitutions far to easily and win the chess match.

I wish we would at times when playing teams with tons of depth; take the peyton manning approach to the no huddle. Get up to the line to prevent substitutions, not go fast. we could milk the clock and still go no huddle. we could just get up to the line and wait to snap the ball. it would essentially take away thier advantage, and still coincide with bret's philosophy. bret after the game brought up the fact that we went no huddle and had some success. I do not see why at times we don't do this just for the sake of not letting teams sub, and still control the clock. it literally perplexes me why we don't do this sometimes. we could make the call from the sideline like we do during the 2 minute drill, keep them on the field, and control TOP.