Something about running teams

[KingNick865]

Triple Option football is one of my favorite offenses to watch. Georgia Tech is a case study for the next fad offense, the flexbone triple option. In a few years, I thnk the option game will experience a rennisance of sorts. More people will start running it, and teams will start hiring more triple option coaches.

 

[orangepeel]

Being able to pound the football down the other team's throat is taking away their manhood.

That was pure poetry.I might put that in my signature line.:good!:

 

[KingNick865]

Being able to pound the football down the other team's throat is taking away their manhood.

Couldn't agree more.

 

[orangepeel]

It is all Spurrier's fault! He made it look so fun.

Yes he did,but it was never very fun for us.:blink:

 

[hatvol96]

Note to Lane: We expect big, strong, fast offensive linemen in the Chad Clifton mold; big , strong fast tailbacks in the Charlie Garner, Chuck Webb or Johnnie Jones mold; big, fast receivers in the Peerless Price and Robert Meachem mold and some creative playcalling. Bring that and the defense your dad knows and everything will be fine.

The days of jellyassed, wannabe powerlifters on the O line end Monday afternoon. A guy who recruited/coached Reggie Bush, Lendale White, Mike Williams, Dwayne Jarrett, Dominique Byrd, etc. has a pretty good idea of what kind of players to recruit.

 

[Ohio Vol]

Those type of lineman benefit from the flexbone offense.

You've got it backwards.

 

[BACKDOC]

The systems not broke; we just have not had the offensive talent the past few years to succeed. In fact what Cut did last year (excluding the Bama game) with smoke and mirrors was pure genius.

 

[VOLnMiami]

Oh by the way, For those who said that the triple option would not work in the SEC...Na na na naaaaa! :neener2:...As You can see, GT ran over around and over those dawgs...With the right people running it, Any offense will work :wink2: