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i think we should pass the ball until we get it right. figure out who the QB should be, then tailor the playbook to his strengths (whoever it may be). but we cant give up on passing (again), and beat our RB's to death (again), and be amazingly predictable (again)....because we can win 6-9 games per year that way (just like weve been doing), or we can develop a well-rounded offensive attack (like every great team), and become a great team ourselves. that may take a few lumps, like throwing the ball when were not ready yet, and maybe losing a few extra games in year 1....but it will also convince a few QB & WR recruits that we can be a program that knows and values the passing game. And maybe one of those recruits will say "hey...i can beat out those QB's they already have and get playing time early", and maybe he's great,and maybe we can establish a passing game...finally.
but we will never get there by running the ball 500 times per game, and losing to every good team we play. We need to pass, to learn how to pass.
Well said. Cannot praise this insight enough. Let's move into the modern era of college football - exciting offenses.
but we will never get there by running the ball 500 times per game, and losing to every good team we play. We need to pass, to learn how to pass.
Well said. Cannot praise this insight enough. Let's move into the modern era of college football - exciting offenses.