One major step to fix the offense or..............

[redout22]

If needed I say why not. But then again if we were to see him on offense I would like to save him tell the K-State game.

[CHOPSKER]

Power I formation with play action passing. maybe the fullback goes up the gut -- maybe a handoff or quick pitch to the side -- or fake handoff and a pass downfield. -- -- keep them guessing from the power I formation.

 

 

Hey what do you know? It worked!

[zoogs]

Well, we never really went Power-I, did we? Interesting prediction nonetheless! Saw some new stuff from the O today.

[CHOPSKER]

Well, we never really went Power-I, did we? Interesting prediction nonetheless! Saw some new stuff from the O today.

 

 

Here's today's Shatel: Great to see some changes....

 

http://omaha.com/article/20091114/BIGRED/711149770/-1/bigred

[shyndy]

Well, we never really went Power-I, did we? Interesting prediction nonetheless! Saw some new stuff from the O today.

Yeah people seem to be confused about what the Power-I is. Journal Star's articles were saying we ran "mostly power-I" too. No, we just ran I.

[Paul in WI]

Power I formation with play action passing. maybe the fullback goes up the gut -- maybe a handoff or quick pitch to the side -- or fake handoff and a pass downfield. -- -- keep them guessing from the power I formation.

 

 

Hey what do you know? It worked!

 

Imagine that.

[walksalone]

I understand if Watson was told to minimize mistakes, but don't castrate the offense in the process.

 

If you're unwilling to take occasional risks, you are going to become predictable. Is it just me, or for the past 3 or 4 games, opposing defenses for the most part have defensed us better than they should have. During OU I thought at some points, that they stole our playbook, because they seemed to know what we were gonna do next.

 

You have to add an element of unpredictability, or you're gonna risk your offense getting shut down...