Missouri spread offense

[kingoftroy7]

I'm looking to start a dynasty with Missouri and would like some tips on how they run their spread offense. What type of things do they like to do play calling wise? Also what type of players should I recruit for their offense?


For example should I recruit balanced offensive lineman, speed backs, a mix of speed, balanced, and possession receiver? Any tips would be appreciated.

[rkwittem]

Just watch some of their games. Take notes and write down tendencies. If you need to, pause to write down personnel groupings so you don't forget as well as formations. That's what I do when I re-create real-life playbooks for use in-game. I've done Stanford, USC, Ohio State, Auburn, Osborne's 1990's Nebraska teams, Georgia Tech, Pete Carroll's USC offense, the Run N Gun, Oklahoma, and a vintage 90's one back offensive playbook based on Miami's Dennis Erickson teams. Most of the plays will be in the game, believe it or not.

[jt2000]

Quote: Originally Posted by rkwittem

Just watch some of their games. Take notes and write down tendencies. If you need to, pause to write down personnel groupings so you don't forget as well as formations. That's what I do when I re-create real-life playbooks for use in-game. I've done Stanford, USC, Ohio State, Auburn, Osborne's 1990's Nebraska teams, Georgia Tech, Pete Carroll's USC offense, the Run N Gun, Oklahoma, and a vintage 90's one back offensive playbook based on Miami's Dennis Erickson teams. Most of the plays will be in the game, believe it or not.

I done Erickson also. I run it in my offline and OD's. I give people fits just running from singleback LOL.

[kingoftroy7]

Nice! Have you done a custom playbook on Steve Sarkisian's USC offense? I put one together, but I'm not exactly sure if I have it totally up to snuff. I'd love to check yours out if you don't mind