Recent content by bam15

Would take Paul Miller any day over Morgan & Morgan and the Heavy Hitter.

Malone is the man.

All sorts of credible sources in that article.

Tom Brady.

I consider it to be low. But who am I to say--in lower level play the trend is to not even use a playbook with Hudl.

No one in Kentucky actually thought Grimes was in play.

Smash concept on both plays. Pretty easy read for the QB and a stalwart in the league and CFB.

VolNation has all the makings for a hearty chuckle.

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Once you get in the NFL, I'd say nearly everyone is using a combination of both. The Alex Gibbs tree is one of the few exceptions which literally only runs IZ/OZ. Most college teams are better off sticking with one or the other.

Zone running does not necessitate the option. Just because the QB runs to the boundary or backside, one cannot assume that it entails a keeper.

What you are describing is pretty common to what a great deal of teams have been doing for years. It has sort of evolved to the point where you have plays that have run/pass options built in. Hell, some run plays nowadays have the keeper, pitch, or a pass designed to the boundary. Holgorsen has...

Hard premise for the armchairs on this board to pick up on.