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... the spread option offense. I just started Year 3 of my Tulane Dynasty (went 9-4 in 2008, went 10-3 in 2009) and to quickly describe my first two years on offense, it was a pain. I could score, but I didn't have any playmakers who could bust a big play here and there. However, I stayed patient and continued to build my team up through my recruiting classes.
During the '09 offseason, I managed to snag an 3* ATH during the off-season that ended up being an 86 rated QB freshman with 88 speed. Coupled that with a freshman tailback I signed, who had A- speed (91) and my offense instantly became explosive (just like the '98 Green Wave). My offensive playbook is still West Coast, but there are a nice number of spread option plays that have been devastating so far against my opponents. Needless to say, I love the spread option offense. When run correctly, it's unstoppable. |
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... defending the spread option. If you have the horses (fast DE's or LB's playing end, 4-5 good DB's), you will guarantee injuries and turnovers. Like the Greatest Show on Turf, it leaves the QB exposed to hit after hit. The routes are tough to stop, I grant you that, and the option does suck to defend if you are man-to-man crazy or a blitzer, but a quick front 4 with a Dime Cover 2 behind it will keep the outside run from being overly effective and will bruise the QB with hits after release. Tulane doesn't likely play a lot of these teams though, until they invite you to rejoin the SEC...
So don't lose that QB and watch out for the zone. Otherwise... it is pretty awesome. I share your love of recruiting too. One athlete taking a chance on you is all it takes sometimes. Very cool. |
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This is my first year really running any spread option and I obliterated Miss. St. 42-10, and just beat SMU 56-17. Before, I'd only be winning games by a margin of 7-17 and have the occasional route/loss. I'll find out how good my team is when I face off against LSU. The first two years they completely spanked me, so it'll be interesting to see how much my guys have progressed. |
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I think the spread offense is a little too powerful against the cpu. Your defensive strategy sounds great, but unfortunately the computer doesn't seem to do that. I'm in the 6th year of my dynasty - about 4 using the spread - and I'm absolutely destroying everyone I play, even on Heisman. I've been considering using another playbook just to make it interesting, but I've been recruiting specifically for the spread offense for so long.
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