This is my only concern as well. With a fast paced, higher scoring offense it isn't as easy being a DC. I know he has been with his current DC since UNI days, but hopefully he cuts ties if they want to continue running that prevent 3-4 that Diaco basically ran. I just don't think it can work in the B10
It can't. If it could or if it did, one of the top 4-5 teams in the conference would be doing it.
I'm sure you will remember that Osborne was running a lot of spread offense principles in the 90s. The Twitter feed of SpreadOffense.com had a breakdown of how Osborne was one of the first offensive innovators who was shifting to spread offense principles. A couple of weeks ago, there is a thread on here that discussed those tweets, but I can't find it right now.
Yep, noticed that a while back that it appeared he (Osborne) may have been either the first or one of the first to use it. Was surprised seeing a lineup without just one back.
UCF ran a few triple option (I think they were veers) out of shotgun against USF. Their QB did a good job faking the pitch and he and the back kept pitch relationships and the QB pitched it about 5 yards past the LOS. It scored a TD one time. So much fun to watch.
It was cool to watch and I was wondering if that was something new since they looked a little shaky running it. Maybe it was something they thought would work after practicing for Navy. I prefer to think Scott was telling us he's N