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Posted on 9/13/17 at 10:53 am to DawgCountry
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So if we come out in the Power I and they have stacked the box, we should just run it anyway? Makes sense....
Nobody is saying we should ever be in the Power I as those days are gone. However alot of TG's and NC's big plays were from a Pro-I formation.
I agree with the poster above about the passing game being a threat to get the numbers in the box better. Bobo always would take at least one home run shot early in the game on 1st down to keep the defense somewhat honest and we had a very legit passing game as well.
But no, we, or at least myself, aren't saying come out in the Power I formation and three yards and a cloud of dust....... All I'm saying is that Chubb is not flourishing in this offense. Honestly I believe it's partly his injury and also the style of offense.
This post was edited on 9/13/17 at 11:01 am
Posted on 9/13/17 at 11:09 am to DawgCountry
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So if we come out in the Power I and they have stacked the box, we should just run it anyway? Makes sense....
Nobody is saying we constantly run against a stacked box? Who here has said that? I didn't say that. All I said was more I formation with a fullback. I also never said we should stop throwing the football, but we didn't do that very well either.
I'll tell you something else, running read option plays with a QB who isn't a threat to run is stupid and shows how clueless Chaney is. We don't have a QB that can beat anyone running the football, so why the hell are we running read option plays? The wild dog is also stupid because every team knows what's coming when we run it. There's no mystery to the wild dog because we never throw out of it. Pound the damn football, mix in play action and the short passing game with the a couple of deep balls every half. You've got five horses in the stable. Let them run. Chubb had 13 carries against Notre Dame. That is idiotic. He should have twice that many.
This post was edited on 9/13/17 at 11:12 am
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