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<blockquote data-quote="CoolHandLuke2005" data-source="post: 130125348" data-attributes="member: 1604195">If you look at the top teams in the Big XII on offenseOklahoma- Showed in the Ohio St game that if needed can move the ball on the ground. They have two great RBsTCU- Very efficient offense but lacks the explosiveness as OUOklahoma St Very explosive but even with their RBs they have had issues moving the ball in certain gamesIowa St- Might have the best balance but they lack the talent to be explosive or to grind down opponentsWest Virginia- Very much like Oklahoma St but have had more problems than Okie St in recent gamesTexas-Have not found their offensive identity but have dominated inferior defenses in conferences and out of conference with explosiveness and wearing down opponentsWest Virginia needs to start developing players that can play multiple positions. RBs that can play FB.TE's that can line up wide. WRs that can play TE.RBs that can play TE.What I have seen the teams that can use multiple formations have been able to move the ball against all opponents like Oklahoma has.Watch OU against Ohio State. They played the second half with a FB. That lead blocker allowed them to ground down Ohio St.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CoolHandLuke2005, post: 130125348, member: 1604195"] If you look at the top teams in the Big XII on offense Oklahoma- Showed in the Ohio St game that if needed can move the ball on the ground. They have two great RBs TCU- Very efficient offense but lacks the explosiveness as OU Oklahoma St Very explosive but even with their RBs they have had issues moving the ball in certain games Iowa St- Might have the best balance but they lack the talent to be explosive or to grind down opponents West Virginia- Very much like Oklahoma St but have had more problems than Okie St in recent games Texas-Have not found their offensive identity but have dominated inferior defenses in conferences and out of conference with explosiveness and wearing down opponents West Virginia needs to start developing players that can play multiple positions. RBs that can play FB. TE's that can line up wide. WRs that can play TE. RBs that can play TE. What I have seen the teams that can use multiple formations have been able to move the ball against all opponents like Oklahoma has. Watch OU against Ohio State. They played the second half with a FB. That lead blocker allowed them to ground down Ohio St. [/QUOTE]

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