[NU Sports] The curse of the spread offense

Roy Lamberton rstetson at capps-assoc.com
Wed Jan 4 10:28:51 CST 2006


When we first ran the spread, you'll remember that we did it no huddle, at a
breakneck pace that kept the big 10 monsters off guard. But they've adjusted and
RW [and his assistants] decided that the pace was killing a defense that was on
the field about 3/4 of the game.

Maureen is right, however, the Big 10 now throws a lot more. Give the credit to
RW and Tiller for doing that...

rsl

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> Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 10:05 AM
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> Cc: Maureen.Linhardt at plexus.com
> Subject: Fw: RE: Re: [NU Sports] The curse of the spread offense
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> 
> I think they also have to consider the fact that the BT has 
> CHANGED offensively overall.  Many teams in 95/96 ran some 
> ball control run-first offense, throw as a last resort 
> leading to a good overall defensive ranking.
> 
> Also, we were TOTALLY exposed in the secondary against USC 
> and Tennessee, two throwing offenses, in those two post 
> season games.  Many teams (BT especially has changed in this 
> respect) are now running some form of the spread/quick 
> strike/West Coast offense which means MORE SCORING overall...
> 
> Maureen Linhardt
> Tech '93
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