New Formations!

[Sting]

Quote: Originally Posted by LBzrule

Just wait until you get online and people find out about it. I know which playbooks it is in already and I know it's in mine But this will become an online staple guaranteed. You talk about the defense being at a disadvantage well the Sweep does that. The sweep guy is getting the ball on the move while defenders will be basically standing still. If there is a trail man with the sweep guy in real life he might make it over, but in this game he might get caught in the traffic and if he does all you need is one guy to seal the perimeter and you can close the curtain.

i know, it's miserable to deal with. I'm anxious to see what coordinator is gonna come up with a scheme to stop the new style, in real life that is. It's really tough to stop in the video game too.

[LBzrule]

Quote: Originally Posted by stingmgt

do u watch college football or just play video games? don't answer that.

Both.

[Sting]

i wasn't referring to you, i was asking the gentleman that thinks that only 2 teams run that style of play. glad to see people watch the real thing though, and not just play the game. Night folks.

[hogfan]

Quote: Originally Posted by stingmgt

i wasn't referring to you, i was asking the gentleman that thinks that only 2 teams run that style of play. glad to see people watch the real thing though, and not just play the game. Night folks.

Who runs it exclusively?

[Cebby]

Quote: Originally Posted by stingmgt

all of 2 teams huh, okay.

Aside from Arkansas' Wildcat and Florida's Tebow, who runs the single wing offense? OSU did it that one bowl game with Ginn, but that's about it. I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out some Sun Belt or WAC team ran it, but it's not a popular formation.

[longhorn35]

Quote: Originally Posted by The Soldier

Aside from Arkansas' Wildcat and Florida's Tebow, who runs the single wing offense? OSU did it that one bowl game with Ginn, but that's about it. I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out some Sun Belt or WAC team ran it, but it's not a popular formation.

There are not many athletes out there today that you can put behind center and rely on them to both run and pass effectively. It's either run or pass. An OC or HC is not gonna go to this except in situations. Very rarely does a player come around that can do both. Especially with the speed of defenses today!

How many NC's have been won in the last 20 years with very mobile QB's? QB's that have run for 1000 yds and passed for 2000 yds?
I can think of one...

[Methlab]

All offenses can be stopped. For this one, you have to control your DE and contain with him to start with.

[Cebby]

Quote: Originally Posted by longhorn35

How many NC's have been won in the last 20 years with very mobile QB's?

A lot. Texas in 2005, Nebraska in 94, 95, and 97, FSU in 93, Colorado in 1990,
Notre Dame in 1988, and Oklahoma in 1985. Krenzel at OSU is debatable.

Your attempt to praise Tejas has failed.