And you thought the option was dead.

[mwj98]

When run to perfection. Best offense ever. My goodness.

[Abdullah the Butcher]

Brings tears.

[skersfan]

AMEN! That was 71 yards of total destruction of Florida State. I loved it!!!!

[gtsum2]

it is a thing of beauty when run correctly. Fla state defense didnt have a clue where the ball was that first series

[mwj98]

@abdullah. I thought I saw jamelle....Hagan. My word.

[Abdullah the Butcher]

[HuskerfaninOkieland]

I miss the days when Nebraska ran this style offense.

[True2tRA]

So damn fun to watch.

[HuskerfaninOkieland]

That FSU defense is going to worn the f out by halftime

[admo]

I prefer a passing game......wah, waaahhhh

[admo]

Well I prefer a balanced offense. Establish the run early and run with the lead. Mix in plenty of pass plays. Especially important when playing from behind and late game situations.

 

But yeah the option does look cool when it is working well with a lead or a close game.

[Notre Dame Joe]

The power I and the wishbone also look great when they are well executed. The question should be "Which would win the most games for the players you can recruit?"

 

EDIT: on second thought the wishbone looks pretty damn ugly even when it's working.

[CheeseHusker]

If GT had any kind of defense at all, they probably win.

 

One of FSU's TD passes was so easy it was a joke.

[SouthAfricanHusker]

Almost all offenses that are successful are "option" of sorts. The zone read and most spread offenses focus on one player that they leave unblocked to make an option of.

 

What NU ran most of the Beck era was option and I never heard many people wanting to implement that across the nation. Hell even iso football utilizes some option with WR motion and end arounds off of it at times.

 

Ultimately there are countless offenses that will work, including Riley's style, it just depends on what the coach likes most and what talent he can get to support it.

[louisianared]

I want to see someone lineup and run the Notre Dame Box offense again in college. I ran it with a junior high team I coached. Worked pretty well and it was fun to see defenses adjust to it when they defend the spread every week,

 

for those not familiar: