featuring two tailbacks and one fullback aligned in a triangle around a mobile quarterback.
OSU beat us with it.
Reminds me of the 2001 USCe game when Holtz abandoned his balance game plan at half-time and ran the option at us the entire second half. Joe Lee couldn't adjust, we lost the game, and I still hate watching Dr. Looo on TV.
Last night, Kentucky ran the diamond formation several plays and were effective with it, especially with their mobile qb.
Buy/Sell:
If we install a diamond package and open the second half running it, we might catch Spurrier unprepared and get them frustrated and unable to adjust to it quickly enough. So far this year, the only unexpected play we've run has been the throw-back pass to Dak. I don't think we'll get another bite at that apple. But, something like the diamond formation could do it for 3 or 4 series, and it might just give us the edge.
All of this depends, of course, on not letting the game get away from us in the first half.
What say ye legendary football minds of Six Pack lore?
OSU beat us with it.
Reminds me of the 2001 USCe game when Holtz abandoned his balance game plan at half-time and ran the option at us the entire second half. Joe Lee couldn't adjust, we lost the game, and I still hate watching Dr. Looo on TV.
Last night, Kentucky ran the diamond formation several plays and were effective with it, especially with their mobile qb.
Buy/Sell:
If we install a diamond package and open the second half running it, we might catch Spurrier unprepared and get them frustrated and unable to adjust to it quickly enough. So far this year, the only unexpected play we've run has been the throw-back pass to Dak. I don't think we'll get another bite at that apple. But, something like the diamond formation could do it for 3 or 4 series, and it might just give us the edge.
All of this depends, of course, on not letting the game get away from us in the first half.
What say ye legendary football minds of Six Pack lore?
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