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The offense we (effectively) ran today is about as close to 180 degrees from what we ran the opening week as you can get and stil be in the "spread".

That kind of an overhaul is very difficult to accomplish on the fly during the season.

Flipper wrote:The offense we (effectively) ran today is about as close to 180 degrees from what we ran the opening week as you can get and stil be in the "spread".

(Editor note: I didn't see, or hear the game.)

I think alot of that is the personnel. We started trying to run two-back sets vs. Wisky, but PJ's injury shot that in the foot. Having two healthy running backs and a QB that A) seemed to have occasional struggles with throwing the ball/picking up reads/etc. and B) got injured early in the game makes that running game much easier to run. That said, it seems like even though it was a relatively close game, BG really controlled the flow, and props are well deserved to the offensive side of the ball. (Oh, okay... and the defense and most of the special teams, too!)

That package looked at lot like that package Josh ran, and AT has realy matured alot. A little bit more and he will be a very sound QB leader when his time arrives.
Great Game AT!!!! Great protection line!

Indeed....BG rushed for 220 yards but the yards lost on sacks cost us 51 yards. This game was never really in doubt after the first quarter but there was that scary moment when AT went down...whoa.

Good game plan by the staff....BEAT MIAMI!!

How cool would it be to see a three back shotgun set featuring PJ, Omar and AT? You could take the clock down to about 10 seconds and then motion Omar or AT (and maybe PJ).

How would you set the defense? Are we facing the option QB who can throw, or the passing QB who can run...oops, we have less than 10 seconds to figure it out...

Then you let Corey pass.