How can you say running it more than 3 times is a lot when teams like Arkansas, Florida, WVU, etc., run it all game long? Yea they use other formations also but they run it a lot. Not to mention the Miami Dolphins ran it the entire game against NE, and a lot in a few other games last season.
You sound like the guy who is such a traditionalist you cant see that football has taken a turn in another direction. But...what you obviously dont know is that the Wildcat is simply another version of the single wing, which this game was founded on, just ask ND fans! And the spread is nothing more than another version of the veer option EVERYONE used to run, now you just a QB in a shotgun with the wingbacks spread, but the blocking schemes are still the same, the motioning is still the same. Go watch some old ND (1920s) and Nebraska (1980's-90's) and then watch WVU, and UF (recent) and you'll see exactly why football is the same as it was years ago, with different formations!
I dont run the Wildcat because Im more of a pro-style offensive guy myself, but Im not against the Wildcat. Its what people are doing these days, and it gives defenses hell. This offense was not hard to stop in 09 so I def dont see it as being cheese.