Bonecrusher#31
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That's a pretty great passing QB that they are shutting down.
That's a pretty great passing QB that they are shutting down.
says the guy that wont say who he roots forBob Sacamano;3544590 said:Their fans are still Urkels though.
rkell87;3544622 said:says the guy that wont say who he roots for![]()
is it really? not saying i don't believe you, but your posts don't scream ivy league educationBob Sacamano;3544635 said:Yale. My alma mater.
rkell87;3544641 said:is it really? not saying i don't believe you, but your posts don't scream ivy league education
rkell87;3544622 said:says the guy that wont say who he roots for![]()
the change in philosophy is as much about recruiting as anything else. mack brown says all the right things but you know he is realistic and knows this isn't a championship team(as much as i hate to say it). switching to the power game is showing the recruits like brown that we are committed to running the football and it will also help get top Oline recruits in here too..Biggems;3545006 said:I complained about the spread offense because I love a power, smashmouth running game. However, the Horns do not have the personal to run this type of offense. I say go back to the spread. Let Gilbert air it out to his awesome WRs. Let Newton, Johnson, and Whittaker combine for about 120 yds a game. Gilbert will throw for about 3-400 a game.
rkell87;3545401 said:the change in philosophy is as much about recruiting as anything else. mack brown says all the right things but you know he is realistic and knows this isn't a championship team(as much as i hate to say it). switching to the power game is showing the recruits like brown that we are committed to running the football and it will also help get top Oline recruits in here too..
my biggest concern is if Greg Davis can call plays in the pro set as well as he did from the spread. mack had Ricky Williams and Cedric Benson and couldn't get to the big game but got their twice running the spread with Vince and Colt. i just hope that it works out the way the coaches want it to
rkell87;3545401 said:the change in philosophy is as much about recruiting as anything else. mack brown says all the right things but you know he is realistic and knows this isn't a championship team(as much as i hate to say it). switching to the power game is showing the recruits like brown that we are committed to running the football and it will also help get top Oline recruits in here too..
my biggest concern is if Greg Davis can call plays in the pro set as well as he did from the spread. mack had Ricky Williams and Cedric Benson and couldn't get to the big game but got their twice running the spread with Vince and Colt. i just hope that it works out the way the coaches want it to
you knew the point i was making, and i agree with all of your last paragraph. i like that mack can adjust his scheme to fit his players, other coaches just dont touch/wont get players that fit the scheme they run.joseephuss;3553736 said:Mack Brown had Ricky Williams for only one season, his first as the Longhorns coach. Was he supposed to get to the big game that year?
Did you really want Major Applewhite or Chris Simms running the same type of spread offense? Neither could run like Colt McCoy and certainly not like Vince Young.
It is more about the players than it is the scheme. A team can win a championship in just about any scheme as long as they have top notch players in that scheme and have a great team mentality.
