pro-style-offense Stories - Team Speed Kills
Mack's vision for Texas
"The most important strategic decision a head coach makes, whether new to a team, or established, is which offense to run. His choice of offense determines what kind of personnel he needs, how practices should be organized, and how he should scheme for different opponents. All decisions come after...
A Decided Schematic Advantage: Why Notre Dame is Better Off Without It
If you’re a Notre Dame fan and haven’t read the annual Maple Street Press preseason magazine titled Here Come the Irish 2010, I suggest you do so. In my opinion, it is the best publication you will read leading up to the start of Irish football next month with the home opener against...
Don't Mourn Endangered Positions
Pat Forde wrote a somewhat melodramatic piece about "endangered positions" in college football: the drop back passer and the workhorse running back. He mentions "full-time defensive front sevens" being on the way out too, but he mostly just focuses on classic pocket passers and 25-carry a game...
For the Last Time, There is No Urban Meyer Offense
I'd like to interrupt this week's Tennessee coverage briefly to go over something that has been thrown around by Smart Football, Spencer Hall (a.k.a. Orson from EDSBS), Senator Blutarsky, Rocky Top Talk, and I have no doubt others as well lately. It's the notion that Urban Meyer incorporating...
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