Playbooks similar to Miami's?

[acwoodsthefourth]

I'm in 2011 in my Indiana dynasty, and I'm trying to switch to a more balanced attack since I have a 90 ovr. RB and only a 79 QB, with a 3* scrambler coming in next season.
I have Doss and Belcher out wide (96 & 88 overall) and Dedmond (81) at TE, so I want a wide arsenal of passing plays, too.
I switched to Miami (FL)'s playbook, and I love all of the Power Os and Stretch plays in the book, but can't get enough variety on the air attack.
What playbooks would you guys suggest I try out?
NO SPREAD, please!

[reyes the roof]

I don't know much about Miami's playbook, but Michigan State's has a lot of power Os and a good amount of stretch plays, plus I believe five shotgun formations and five or six ace formations. Lots of balance so if you need to change your gameplan on the fly it has pretty much everything you need

[Lord Marshall X]

Fresno State heavy Pro style

South Carolina a lot of stretch runs out of different formations and you can run your whole offense out of the strong formation.

[Lord Marshall X]

Oh and LSU