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Message: [QUOTE="Husky68, post: 4737048, member: 173"] I was thinking the same thing about ZT vs. Charlton. For whatever reason opponents seem to be ganged up at the point of attack on most UConn pass or run plays. Is it so easy to figure out what play UConn is running that we are at a disadvantage numerically on each play (or at least not at an advantage as should be the case)? How many teams can be a run 1st offensive team with 2 very undersized lead backs and not a spread offense. Our RB's remind me of the real good Oregon teams 15 or so years ago but they had a lot of space due to defenses having to cover quick receivers and having a QB who could run. Seems like something fundamental is miss matched in UConn's offensive scheme. Timing is off on UConn's wide screens and swing passes, almost like passes are too late or too lofted and DB's are not worried about deep passes so hug the line of scrimmage. I guess I've answered my own question, think it is the scheme and only way to make it work is get a TR type running QB in there. [/QUOTE]