Marcus Satterfield Hired as Offensive Coordinator

[Lorewarn]

Some of you are going to need to call your doctor 4 hours after you read this. 

PRO STYLE?!?! Like Mike Riley and Bill Callahan!?

YUCK

 

[ColoradoHusk]

PRO STYLE?!?! Like Mike Riley and Bill Callahan!?

YUCK

Biggest difference is that Riley and Callahan preferred statues at QB.  Satterfield has said a mobile QB is a must, so there will be an element of QB run to keep the game 11 vs. 11.

 

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[RedDenver]

Some of you are going to need to call your doctor 4 hours after you read this. 

I'm slightly disappointed. I'm not a fan of using a fullback as WR/TE are more versatile IMO. As long as the O can score points, doesn't matter though.

 

[ColoradoHusk]

I'm slightly disappointed. I'm not a fan of using a fullback as WR/TE are more versatile IMO. As long as the O can score points, doesn't matter though.

I doubt the fullback will be used very much.  Satterfield is commenting on that to "play the hits" for the NU fan-base.  I highly doubt the fullback will be used more than 25% of the time (and most likely even less).

 

[Cdog923]

I doubt the fullback will be used very much.  Satterfield is commenting on that to "play the hits" for the NU fan-base.  I highly doubt the fullback will be used more than 25% of the time (and most likely even less).

And even if the FB is featured, I'd bet it's more of an H-Back type of position. 

 

[ColoradoHusk]

And even if the FB is featured, I'd bet it's more of an H-Back type of position. 

Great point.  Satterfield can take hybrid TE/FB, line him up in the backfield a handful of times a game and say "Hey, I said I was going to use a fullback!"

 

[Mavric]

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[Mavric]

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[Husker in WI]

Great point.  Satterfield can take hybrid TE/FB, line him up in the backfield a handful of times a game and say "Hey, I said I was going to use a fullback!"

Brewington would've been a good fit for sure. You can take a few walk-ons in case one of them turns into Andy Janovich, but yeah otherwise you just make sure you're athletic TEs get some reps as H-Backs. It's a good way to get mismatches in the passing game for guys like Fidone and Carnie too.

He also told reporters to go back and look at their first play of the season when he was at UT-Chattanooga against us - spoiler, it's a FB dive. We also started this game off with a FB dive.

 

[TGHusker]

8 minutes ago, Husker in WI said:



Brewington would've been a good fit for sure. You can take a few walk-ons in case one of them turns into Andy Janovich, but yeah otherwise you just make sure you're athletic TEs get some reps as H-Backs. It's a good way to get mismatches in the passing game for guys like Fidone and Carnie too.

He also told reporters to go back and look at their first play of the season when he was at UT-Chattanooga against us - spoiler, it's a FB dive. We also started this game off with a FB dive.

Note that we were ranked # 11 going into that game.  9 win seasons - even 10 wins - with a top 20 ranking seems so long ago. 

 

[teachercd]

I doubt the fullback will be used very much.  Satterfield is commenting on that to "play the hits" for the NU fan-base.  I highly doubt the fullback will be used more than 25% of the time (and most likely even less).

Yep...Hit all the talking points.

 

[Lorewarn]

30 minutes ago, Husker in WI said:



Brewington would've been a good fit for sure. You can take a few walk-ons in case one of them turns into Andy Janovich, but yeah otherwise you just make sure you're athletic TEs get some reps as H-Backs. It's a good way to get mismatches in the passing game for guys like Fidone and Carnie too.

He also told reporters to go back and look at their first play of the season when he was at UT-Chattanooga against us - spoiler, it's a FB dive. We also started this game off with a FB dive.

That was Tim Beck's first ever drive as an OC. I remember being beyond excited with the news/info of the offense he was going to run and then we went ahead and had the fastest and lamest 3 and out for an OC's first drive ever hahaha.

I did love his scheme though.

 

[Husker in WI]

That was Tim Beck's first ever drive as an OC. I remember being beyond excited with the news/info of the offense he was going to run and then we went ahead and had the fastest and lamest 3 and out for an OC's first drive ever hahaha.

I did love his scheme though.

He was just setting up for this first play of the game against an actual opponent a couple games later. Should've been a TD.

 

[HANC]

And even if the FB is featured, I'd bet it's more of an H-Back type of position. 

This! It will be an H that either lines up in backfield or motions into backfield, or leads post snap. Not sure we will see a true FB get many snaps