I'm going under the assumption that just about anything we run, if executed even halfway, is going to work today. So, if it were up to me, today's gameplan would have at least 50% of the plays I believe we might need against USC and UGa and other SEC teams. I would not call any bubble screens (aren't going to work against those teams), slow developing/long route tree plays that we won't have enough time to develop against the '****************s and Dawgs, etc. I would work on quick hitting timing plays, slants, crossing routes, traditional screens to a RB/TE with blockers out front and similar plays that may be needed against vastly superior opponents to today's EMU. I believe we could run 80% of the time today and win comfortably as long as we don't fumble multiple times. That doesn't prove anything nor does it prepare your team for the next several games which are much more critical if we're to have any chance at a .500 season. If we win big today but aren't well prepared for the next 5 games (USC, GA, TX, TN, AU), we'll be siting at 2-6 and the season will be another lost year.
I'll be interested to see what our offense chooses to work on during today's glorified scrimmage. EMU is woeful and there is no excuse if we don't dominate both sides of the ball today.
I'll be interested to see what our offense chooses to work on during today's glorified scrimmage. EMU is woeful and there is no excuse if we don't dominate both sides of the ball today.
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