So if the Buffs go 6-6 in 2018 and basically win some high-scoring games, do they play even faster in 2019?
So if the Buffs go 6-6 in 2018 and basically win some high-scoring games, do they play even faster in 2019?
Riley is kind of the argument against the Air Raid to me, he went from a guy known for it to adapting to his personnel and being a heavy run team with Perine and Mixon. Sure, he uses Air Raid concepts, but they were 80th in pass play percentage this season. If I thought Chev was doing this inspired by Riley's Oklahoma, then it'd be a different story.Leach has only had 2 seasons as a head coach with less than 6 wins, both of those are WSU. TTU hit 8 wins or more 8 times and WSU has now done it 3 in a row. Art Briles won a ton of games at **** Bailer with the Air Raid. Lincoln Riley had success with Air Raid concepts at OU this year (also had a generational college QB).
Haha it's Chev's offensive philosophy, not mine. In an ideal world, they'd pick and choose their drives where they want to play "really fast" and be able to execute it whenever they want. The perplexing thing for me is that Mac, being a defensive guy first and the ultimate authority, is cool with that.So if the Buffs go 6-6 in 2018 and basically just win some high-scoring games, do they play even faster in 2019?
Was Bisharat a 4 Star recruit? If so, how does his performance fit into the stars matter argument?
The data show that stars matter in the aggregate. There will always be exceptions to the rule, both on the underperformerside and the overperformer side.Was Bisharat a 4 Star recruit? If so, how does his performance fit into the stars matter argument?
maybe he was coached down.Totally destroys it.
Lol. He is just not that talented. That was evident to me from his HS film.May
maybe he was coached down.
He get those stats as RB or LB?
selfish of you not to tell anyoneLol. He is just not that talented. That was evident to me from his HS film.
Man! CU needs to hire you as a recruiter! Get on that MM and RGLol. He is just not that talented. That was evident to me from his HS film.
Apparently not firmly enough. We will be expecting much more from you this year.Hey, I was firmly stating he was not a running back since before he signed.
I think that was one of the main reasons CU was able to sign him. Because they promised him the RB position.Hey, I was firmly stating he was not a running back since before he signed.
I think that was one of the main reasons CU was able to sign him. Because they promised him the RB position.
At what point does bish realize he just isn't that good as a RB?probably never.
I'm not even sure he has the speed or the strength to be a linebacker. Maybe he could be a decent h-back.
What is the Oklahoma State offense called??Air Raid is what the Vegas math folks call a high variance offense. Seems to provide some big wins over better teams, but suffers occasional losses against over-matched competition; blowing the odds either way ...which is pretty much what you see with the cougs every year. Outside Pirate's little run at TT, air raid has a terrible record in the post-season. You can make some dough betting against it in bowl games.
If we use it I hope it is just to cover deficiencies for a season or two.
Efficient as balls.What is the Oklahoma State offense called??
Here's a way to look at it that might help.Playing fast = more plays.
More plays = more likelihood for talent disparity to show.
This is why I will never understand why if you have inferior talent you would want to lengthen games.
IMO when you have less talent, you shorten games, out execute, out prepare/game plan, and out effort teams. Then again I'm just a slap dick on AllBuffs that hasn't coached a day in my life, but I paid my 20 bucks to be a club member so I'm going to put in my 2 cents.
Was Bisharat a 4 Star recruit? If so, how does his performance fit into the stars matter argument?
It's my dream that my headstone is engraved with "I'm just a slap dick on Allbuffs ".Playing fast = more plays.
More plays = more likelihood for talent disparity to show.
This is why I will never understand why if you have inferior talent you would want to lengthen games.
IMO when you have less talent, you shorten games, out execute, out prepare/game plan, and out effort teams. Then again I'm just a slap dick on AllBuffs that hasn't coached a day in my life, but I paid my 20 bucks to be a club member so I'm going to put in my 2 cents.
Thanks. But I’ll pass.If anyone is more interested in the motivations of the air raid,The Perfect Pass is a great book that goes through its origins. As well as I remember, Buffnik is right. The reason the no-huddle offense goes fast is because they can and they most likely practice it more than the other team. If you only have 5 or 6 plays that you run all practice, every practice, and you can set into those quickly, then why wouldn't you make the other team as tired as possible? This way, the superior talent is reduced to reacting on the field, which you can beat with timing routes and horizontal scheme.
That's how I understood it, anyways