I actually like these plays. A healthy diet of these plays keeps 1 less guy in the box and opens up the run game. If you watch our opening drive, after the flea flicker. We ran 3 bubbles in a row (flash forward 4:30-4:40 mark). Coley then immediately followed it up with a fake bubble inside zone run by Duke that gained 8 yards. If you look at the sucess Oregon's offense has had a huge part of that is making teams cover the bubble and clearing out the box.
I don't mind incorporating these plays in our offense. But we have to get out of them when they aren't there. I don't think these plays will be there a lot vs the Gators because they are going play a ton of man press. The only thing I don't like about how we are running the bubbles is we have Dorsett blocking. His is so undersized & being coached up to go for the cut block 100% of time. If he is going to be exclusively cut blocking on bubbles he's got to be flawless in his technique. When he puts his head down if he misses that block it becomes difficult for Hurns to get good yardage.
I don't mind incorporating these plays in our offense. But we have to get out of them when they aren't there. I don't think these plays will be there a lot vs the Gators because they are going play a ton of man press. The only thing I don't like about how we are running the bubbles is we have Dorsett blocking. His is so undersized & being coached up to go for the cut block 100% of time. If he is going to be exclusively cut blocking on bubbles he's got to be flawless in his technique. When he puts his head down if he misses that block it becomes difficult for Hurns to get good yardage.
