Oklahoma Play Designs/Calls

[Drew]

Great breakdown by Dan here. I had a good laugh watching this and then thinking back to us repeatedly stuffing it in the middle of an 8 man box on Thursday. Enjoy.

 

[Storrs South]

In general watching college football this weekend made me sad at how creative some teams got on offense to produce results. Need to expect more of Randy and the OC then running the ball 50 times up the middle.

 

[noeynox]

In general watching college football this weekend made me sad at how creative some teams got on offense to produce results. Need to expect more of Randy and the OC then running the ball 50 times up the middle.

I mean we knew what we were getting when Randy came back. The guy literally complained in the media the Lashlee's offense was scoring too quickly. While he is here, 50 times up the middle is about what you can expect.

 

[Drew]

In general watching college football this weekend made me sad at how creative some teams got on offense to produce results. Need to expect more of Randy and the OC then running the ball 50 times up the middle.

Some of the passing concepts you see across the country are just beautiful.

By the way- a Wyoming team who should in theory have a more difficult time getting players than UConn just put up 37 points in a home win over SEC Missouri on Saturday. UConn put up 12

 

[BlueDogs]

No offense (pun intended), but we hired an OC that has no OC experience and was last years OL coach. Sure. He’ll get creative ..

 

[SubbaBub]

Recruiting applies to coaches, too.

 

[AAC Guru]

Some of the passing concepts you see across the country are just beautiful.

By the way- a Wyoming team who should in theory have a more difficult time getting players than UConn just put up 37 points in a home win over SEC Missouri on Saturday. UConn put up 12

Why should a Wyoming team, in theory, have more trouble getting players than UConn? I’m missing the theory.

 

[Purple Stein]

Some of the passing concepts you see across the country are just beautiful.

By the way- a Wyoming team who should in theory have a more difficult time getting players than UConn just put up 37 points in a home win over SEC Missouri on Saturday. UConn put up 12

Craig Bohl is the real deal. Dunno if he ever would have come east, but he would have been great for us.

FWIW, Wyoming ran for almost 300 yards in that game and passed for less than 100.

 

[Drew]

I mean my goodness

 

[metsfan2323]

I mean we knew what we were getting when Randy came back. The guy literally complained in the media the Lashlee's offense was scoring too quickly. While he is here, 50 times up the middle is about what you can expect.

He wasn't complaining about scoring too quickly, he was complaining about making our team essentially play 5 quarters worth of football plays and it is a legitimate criticism of the hurry up offense.

 

[Palatine]

As much as I complain about Randy, he was not running into an 8-man box against Wagner. This was pretty much the standard defense used by the Seahawks.

 

[Husky68]

As much as I complain about Randy, he was not running into an 8-man box against Wagner. This was pretty much the standard defense used by the Seahawks.

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Hard to have 8 in box with offense running 3 wide. Key is what threat of pass to keep both or at least one of safeties at 45 yard line from crashing in immediately to stop run by making them respect the TE or over middle pass.

 

[Drew]

Gorgeous

 

[Husker Husky]

Why should a Wyoming team, in theory, have more trouble getting players than UConn? I’m missing the theory.

Look at the Wyoming roster. With the exception of a handful (Ohio / Illinois) heir players come from the Midwest CO/NE/TX etc and California. UConn's is predominantly East Coast.
I know from being out here in Nebraska, that there are tons of guys that are just a hair short of being offered by the big guys that are immensely talented, especially the fat guys on the line. They are poached by Wyoming and So. Dakota State. Maybe UConn should look west in their recruiting

 

[uconnbill]

Some of the passing concepts you see across the country are just beautiful.

By the way- a Wyoming team who should in theory have a more difficult time getting players than UConn just put up 37 points in a home win over SEC Missouri on Saturday. UConn put up 12

That was last year not this year. Let's see how UConn does this season as that is a more fair comparison plus Missouri no longer has Drew Lock at quarterback.