TheNotes: Fun n' Fulmer

#29
#29
yes yes yes Spread the ball use the pass to set up the run !!!! Gerald Jones and Coker in the backfield at the same time ala Felix Jones and McFadden!! This out to be fun!!! Finally after years this was due!!!
 
#30
#30
orange+white=heaven said:
You just never know what direction these threads are going to take. That's the beauty of the whole deal I guess....
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Guilty as charged (sort of). Contrary to other opinions on this board, I think that CPF let DC run the offense to a point last year, and then took some of the game planning back. Perhaps Ainge's injury just forced the more conservative approach, but it never really seemed to open up again.

The playbook is outdated, and I am convinced that teams still know our tendencies in most formations. Any change at this point is a welcome change. Lets just see how long it lasts.
 
#31
#31
Lexvol said:
Guilty as charged (sort of). Contrary to other opinions on this board, I think that CPF let DC run the offense to a point last year, and then took some of the game planning back. Perhaps Ainge's injury just forced the more conservative approach, but it never really seemed to open up again.

The playbook is outdated, and I am convinced that teams still know our tendencies in most formations. Any change at this point is a welcome change. Lets just see how long it lasts.
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I think we are still using Al Saunders playbook!
 
#32
#32
GAMECOCK said:
Maybe ol Phil is starting to pay attention to SOS just a little bit. He should have enough game film to pull it off. There is only one thing he is forgetting, It doesnt matter if the cars are the same its what the driver does that makes a difference. oh wait....did I say that the cars were the same? my bad. SOS has a little faster car this year.
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Except the SC car just lost it's engine in January.
 
#33
#33
Lexvol said:
Tell Nick that the Zooker would be happy to fax a copy of the playbook to kinkos.
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:lol:

True story: a friend of mine is the Kinkos employee who noticed what was going on and alerted the UT atheletic dept.
 
#34
#34
vader said:
:lol:

True story: a friend of mine is the Kinkos employee who noticed what was going on and alerted the UT atheletic dept.
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if I remember correctly Jack Sells collected a nice check from Kinko's for leaking that info
 
#37
#37
good stuff. like the fact that they are finally looking at doing different things...i think Lex said it, but i agree...that EA should benefit from the up tempo rythem that the no huddle will force on the offense.

receivers must get football smart in a hurry....

good way to start i guess.

still though, offensive line is a worry....and if what i read earlier comes to fruition, Demonte Bolden aond JT Mapu should finally start to pay dividends on the D line.

Spring ball is here.......wonderful!!! let the speculating begin.
 
#38
#38
Can we go ahead and safely assume that if this offense is wildly successful that people will blast Fulmer for not coming up with it in 2002? Or if it fails miserably it'll be the worst idea in the history of modern football?
 
#39
#39
vader said:
:lol:

True story: a friend of mine is the Kinkos employee who noticed what was going on and alerted the UT atheletic dept.
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Any reason that your friend didn't leap over the counter and proceed to beat Mr. Zook to a pulp?
 
#40
#40
tidwell said:
Can we go ahead and safely assume that if this offense is wildly successful that people will blast Fulmer for not coming up with it in 2002? Or if it fails miserably it'll be the worst idea in the history of modern football?
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yes.
 
#41
#41
tidwell said:
Can we go ahead and safely assume that if this offense is wildly successful that people will blast Fulmer for not coming up with it in 2002? Or if it fails miserably it'll be the worst idea in the history of modern football?
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Haven't you been around long enough to answer that question?
 
#44
#44
tidwell said:
Can we go ahead and safely assume that if this offense is wildly successful that people will blast Fulmer for not coming up with it in 2002? Or if it fails miserably it'll be the worst idea in the history of modern football?
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That would be a definite yes.:eek:k:
 
#46
#46
i wish that we weren't telling the whole world about our offense. if we hadn't told anybody, cal would have no idea what hit them
 
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