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frostycane

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Do we still line up at the line of scrimmage and have the whole ******* team look over to Coley to make the adjustment? Or are we actually letting our qb do the thinking? I hate that ****! Please tell me we have gone away from that , it makes us look soooooo incompetent. Especially when we check into a play that gets stuffed for a loss of three....lol
 
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Has nothing to do with anything other than it really does not give us any kind of advantage. I am not one to question the coaches, or the defense. Personally, I think the D can and will work. I just do not see the benefit of doing this. I thought making checks was the job of the qb, but we have our OC do it. And honestly, its not like it really works out to give us an advantage....
 
Rich Rod said it best as to why he does it, "I'm not putting my mortgage payment in the hands of someone who still watches cartoons."
 
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Well even of the coach is better a changing the plays. It's tips the D off that the play is being changed. Morris called the plays under Fisch and he didn't do any worse than Coley calling them. Some coaches use it as a ego trip. Too much control like it's a video game
 
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The offense looking to the sideline has nothing to do with anything. This is another dumb fan creation. Oregon and auburn look to the sideline, and it doesn't hurt them.

Call better plays and execute them better.
 
cubin10 said:
Hopefully the OL won't tap the center's butt anymore.
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The Franchise said:
The offense looking to the sideline has nothing to do with anything. This is another dumb fan creation. Oregon and auburn look to the sideline, and it doesn't hurt them.

Call better plays and execute them better.
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all no huddle teams in college do this, including many of the absolute best offenses in the country. literally have no idea why anyone cares that miami does it.
 
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It allows Coley to switch out of a play after seeing what the defense is showing them. I'm sure the defense shows different fronts and is playing the game also, but a lot of teams do this. Let's the OC get out of a play if he sees something he doesn't like.

According to my friend CornBreath, we've been doing a lot of no-huddle stuff like this in practice, so prepare to see more of it this year. Especially with a true freshman QB.
 
WhatTheHell said:
It allows Coley to switch out of a play after seeing what the defense is showing them. I'm sure the defense shows different fronts and is playing the game also, but a lot of teams do this. Let's the OC get out of a play if he sees something he doesn't like.

According to my friend CornBreath, we've been doing a lot of no-huddle stuff like this in practice, so prepare to see more of it this year. Especially with a true freshman QB.
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I had lunch with ConrBreath Sunday, he says we will mix in the no huddle with the no huddle look to the sideline for Coley to switch the play. It has confused our defense in the past so Coley is convinced this is the way to go.
 
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rayray said:
The Franchise said:
The offense looking to the sideline has nothing to do with anything. This is another dumb fan creation. Oregon and auburn look to the sideline, and it doesn't hurt them.

Call better plays and execute them better.
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all no huddle teams in college do this, including many of the absolute best offenses in the country. literally have no idea why anyone cares that miami does it.
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Because all the message board football scientists are always looking for some hair brained reason why we stink instead of just looking at the obvious. Makes them feel smart.
 
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