Whats a Good Team to Use the Pistol?

[TripleCrown9]

I'd say since Nevada was the first school in NCAA history to have 3 1000 yard rushers in the same season, the answer is obvious.

[osubeavs721]

you could always try using a bad team that doesnt use it then try to recruit to make it work. So basically you are "intalling" your system

[patsfan1993]

Yep I think you are right. Makes sense since the pistol is just the shotgun with the rb repositioned. Any team heavy with the shotgun should be able to excel with the pistol. I don't know why,but the is the offense that gives me fits. I struggle every single time I play against it cpu or human. I have no idea why.

[jspray34]

Tx A&M seems like they could be used extensively w/ pistol
Bama used it quite a bit ROLL TIDE

[geetarguy]

Alabama uses it AND the Shotgun for about 60% of their plays. I have no clue why EA would say they run a single back offense. They run a strict Pro-Style offense (theres a difference) which consists of Pistol, Shotgun, SIngle-back, the I's, and goalline, ANd Wildcat. Honestly I have never seen alabama (within the past 2 years) use anything other than what I listed, but I might be wrong. But I remember in the 80's when they were hardcore with the flexbone

[Eagles931]

Quote: Originally Posted by osubeavs721

you could always try using a bad team that doesnt use it then try to recruit to make it work. So basically you are "intalling" your system

Yeah thats a solid idea also. Someone name me some bad teams. Quick! lol

[RamblinWreck21]

As far as personal goes, Florida seems like a good fit this year for the pistol. I don't believe they've actually used it under Meyer in real life though.

[NaptownMVP]

Quote: Originally Posted by Eagles931

Yeah thats a solid idea also. Someone name me some bad teams. Quick! lol

Ohio and Indiana come to mind.