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They've also been in the top 13 in Scoring Offense each of the past five years of his tenure. Three of those they were in the top ten.Mike Leach's offenses have been anything but balanced.
They've also been in the top 13 in Scoring Offense each of the past five years of his tenure. Three of those they were in the top ten.Mike Leach's offenses have been anything but balanced.
That's encouraging - A Pelini/Leach staff would look something like...There is no direct correlation between a productive passing offense and a good defense.
Boise St: #6 Passing Offense; #2 Scoring Defense
Alabama: #27 Passing Offense; #3 Scoring Defense
Stanford: #29 Passing Offense; #10 Scoring Defense
Missouri: #33 Passing Offense; #6 Scoring Defense
You can look back through the years and find plenty of teams that pass well and have solid defenses. Because a team is highly rated at passing does not automatically mean they can't play defense. There's no evidence to support the allegation that you can't do both.
Actually, what you will find is those teams rushed the ball well. Boise State was #26 in rushing offense, Bama was #36 in rushing offense, Stanford was #18 in rushing offense, and Mizzou was #49 in rushing offense. These teams were balanced teams that could pass the ball but could also run the ball if need be. In 2009, Texas Tech run offense ranked #113. In 2008, TT run offense ranked #96. In 2007, TT run offense ranked #120. In 2006, TT run offense ranked #112.
There's three things that can happen when you run the ball, and two of them - fumble and loss of yardage - are bad.You want Leach calling the plays despite ever showing the willingness to run the ball? I'm not even convinced Beck can properly teach our RB's how to secure the friggin football. I'm of the opinion that the problem with our offense currently is Pelini "stressing" the importance of things. The problem with Leach's offense is the fact that he considers those short horizontal passes rushes. I saw Okie State nearly pi$$ one down their leg late in the fourth quarter because they were making short horizontal passes while trying to milk the clock. Unfortunately, an incomplete short horizontal pass is still a pass and stops the clock. There's three things that can happen when passing the ball, and two of them are bad.
Same principles apply to the passing game, but also apply the chances of an interception and an incompletion.There's three things that can happen when you run the ball, and two of them - fumble and loss of yardage - are bad.You want Leach calling the plays despite ever showing the willingness to run the ball? I'm not even convinced Beck can properly teach our RB's how to secure the friggin football. I'm of the opinion that the problem with our offense currently is Pelini "stressing" the importance of things. The problem with Leach's offense is the fact that he considers those short horizontal passes rushes. I saw Okie State nearly pi$$ one down their leg late in the fourth quarter because they were making short horizontal passes while trying to milk the clock. Unfortunately, an incomplete short horizontal pass is still a pass and stops the clock. There's three things that can happen when passing the ball, and two of them are bad.
zoogies is pointing that out. Read the last line of junior's post.Same principles apply to the passing game, but also apply the chances of an interception and an incompletion.There's three things that can happen when you run the ball, and two of them - fumble and loss of yardage - are bad.You want Leach calling the plays despite ever showing the willingness to run the ball? I'm not even convinced Beck can properly teach our RB's how to secure the friggin football. I'm of the opinion that the problem with our offense currently is Pelini "stressing" the importance of things. The problem with Leach's offense is the fact that he considers those short horizontal passes rushes. I saw Okie State nearly pi$$ one down their leg late in the fourth quarter because they were making short horizontal passes while trying to milk the clock. Unfortunately, an incomplete short horizontal pass is still a pass and stops the clock. There's three things that can happen when passing the ball, and two of them are bad.
But a fumble or negative yardage could happen on a pass play. So there are five things that could happen when you pass. And four of them are bad. We better stick to fullback traps and the shortside option.zoogies is pointing that out. Read the last line of junior's post.Same principles apply to the passing game, but also apply the chances of an interception and an incompletion.There's three things that can happen when you run the ball, and two of them - fumble and loss of yardage - are bad.You want Leach calling the plays despite ever showing the willingness to run the ball? I'm not even convinced Beck can properly teach our RB's how to secure the friggin football. I'm of the opinion that the problem with our offense currently is Pelini "stressing" the importance of things. The problem with Leach's offense is the fact that he considers those short horizontal passes rushes. I saw Okie State nearly pi$$ one down their leg late in the fourth quarter because they were making short horizontal passes while trying to milk the clock. Unfortunately, an incomplete short horizontal pass is still a pass and stops the clock. There's three things that can happen when passing the ball, and two of them are bad.![]()