Best playbook to represent OKST offense?

[lccowboys]

Is it there own playbook? I'm just wondering, because west virginia's new offensive coordinator(possibly head coach) was the offensive coordinator at OKST.

[BlastX21]

I'd have to say Utah. Any Air Raid playbook also works. But Utah seems to be the best.

[lccowboys]

thanks bud

[SonOfEd]

They do seem to mostly use Pistol, and some Shotgun formations. So probably Ohio's or Indiana's playbooks.
Indiana's PB has several 4 and 5-wide formations in the Shotgun.

[Pokes404]

Quote: Originally Posted by lccowboys

Is it there own playbook? I'm just wondering, because west virginia's new offensive coordinator(possibly head coach) was the offensive coordinator at OKST.

I found Ohio's playbook to be the best representation of OSU's playbook. I wish there were more pistol sets with the fullback, a few 5-WR sets, and less formations with the tight end (Holgorsen doesn't like using tight ends), but it's about as close as you're going to get.

I really hate to see Holgorsen go. He's an incredible offensive mind who has been successful everywhere he has been. I don't expect that to change out at West Virginia. I think you guys will be very happy with him.