The Vols playbook

[ruslt]

I have to say a good long run over a few lbs and 20+ yards is more exciting to watch than a 20+yrd TD pass. Both are great, but nothing says beat down like shoe prints on a chest.

 

[vol4eva]

So you watched the Florida game in wet pants last year?

Lol that was Cut coming up with that play. Fulmer is a very old fashioned coach. Fulmers idea of a trick play is a Qb draw up the middle. Cut will be the one coming up with the trick plays not Fulmer.

 

[babercr1]

Lol that was Cut coming up with that play. Fulmer is a very old fashioned coach. Fulmers idea of a trick play is a Qb draw up the middle. Cut will be the one coming up with the trick plays not Fulmer.

Anyone remember the "fumblerooski" when Fulmer was the OC against Mississippi State in the early 90's?

 

[GAVol]

Actually Fulmer didn't come up with crap you gotta credit Cut for that. Fulmer is to traditional for a WR reverse pass to RB

Of course he is . . . That's why back when he was OC he had a TE throw an end around pass against Florida.

 

[vol4eva]

Of course he is . . . That's why back when he was OC he had a TE throw an end around pass against Florida.

Well it sure does seem like he has gone to more of a traditional style of offense. Randy Sanders probably had a part in it.

 

[Mullet]

Fulmer would probably do a triple reverse option pass if it seemed like the right thing to do.

Trick plays work about once a year, and you have to pick your battles. The trick play vs. Florida last year was PERFECTLY timed.

Was that Cut or Fulmer? WHO actually knows?