I agree. It would probably work at least temporarily at our schools. Of course, the problem is, part of the effectiveness of the offense is the fact that teams rarely see it. If two or three SEC teams adopted it, then teams would get used to seeing it, and the offense would lose its effectiveness.
It's a little bit like how the spread evolved. Originally and still a little bit to this day, the spread was effective largely because teams weren't familiar with it. However, as it has become more mainstream, teams are getting used to the sets and they are starting to defend it better. Essentially, I think gimmick offenses are almost always going to be good for schools like ours, as long as they are still rare.