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Besides Jerious, name 1 former player you would like to see in Mullen's offense.

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AzzurriDawg4

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Watching Ladarius Perkins' highlights got me thinking about how the spread offense can make superstars out of the small fast athletes that we seem to produce plenty of in Mississippi. The offense obviously works with the right players, there is no question about that.

Jerious is just way too obvious, his speed in this system would be stupid.

Just a question to give us a break from logos and rebel/rando infiltration.
 
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AzzurriDawg4

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Watching Ladarius Perkins' highlights got me thinking about how the spread offense can make superstars out of the small fast athletes that we seem to produce plenty of in Mississippi. The offense obviously works with the right players, there is no question about that.

Jerious is just way too obvious, his speed in this system would be stupid.

Just a question to give us a break from logos and rebel/rando infiltration.
 
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AzzurriDawg4

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Watching Ladarius Perkins' highlights got me thinking about how the spread offense can make superstars out of the small fast athletes that we seem to produce plenty of in Mississippi. The offense obviously works with the right players, there is no question about that.

Jerious is just way too obvious, his speed in this system would be stupid.

Just a question to give us a break from logos and rebel/rando infiltration.
 
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AzzurriDawg4

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talented skill position player we have had in the last 20 years.

Can you imagine Justin Jenkins in the spread? Omarr? Kevin Prentiss? I could go on and on. Sorry if I took away some people's choices.
 
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running Meyer's offense for the last three years, but I am not sure what he plans at MSU.
 
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collectively developed Meyer's offense. The line of thinking, then, is that it will remain mostly the same.
 
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AzzurriDawg4

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You know what offense he is going to run.

For your sake we will just call it Meyer's offense, would that satisfy you?
 
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uscreb

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I have no clue how much input he has had into the Florida offense. I assume it is fairly significant if Meyer wants him there for the bowl game, but what part is Mullen, what part is Meyer. You guys keep saying he is going to be flexible with the offense and make it fit his players, so what does that mean? Is it going to be a spread option? I mean your current players don't seem to fit that, so if he is going to be flexible... where is he going to flex?
 
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AzzurriDawg4

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I definitely don't think he means we will be flexible and run the standard I.

I don't mean to flame you, just that Mullen and his O have been talked about ad nauseum on here, so I figured you had picked up on that by now.
 
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He could run pretty well and was an ok passer so long as he didn't have a lot of progressions to go through. He would be able to make the quick decisions.
 
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Seriously, Dicenzo Miller.

I could see him lining up in the slot and catching passes, and also lining up as a RB. Miller had great vision and he was equally as good running outside as he was inside.

And then there are some guys like Hargro and Dontae that I feel like we could have possibly coached them better and we just dropped the ball.
 
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