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Yeah I genuinely thought Enos would be going from the spread one play or series to double tight ends and motioning one or both out wide. With how the tackles played any 5 or 7 step drop from under center needed to be with double tight ends chipping and Dallas in the backfield. That severely...

I’m not disagreeing with you. But we didn’t run a lot of spread formations to my eyes. Because if we did either they would have to man up or there would be a dump off open every play Calling play action from under center is the anti christ of the spread. Enos on a lot of plays chose the worst...

Who? I believe they started 1 redshirt freshman and the rest were redshirt juniors or redshirt seniors. The difference in time spent in a college weight room and being coached is substantial.

I don’t want to run the spread exclusively but the entire point of using it some would be that Williams would line up and know pre snap where the ball is going and rifle it out of their immediately. It would be a short passing game with the ball out almost immediately. It would get figured out...

Less starting experience but way more years of practice and improvement. To me that’s the crux of the issue. If you sign guys with feet who can block and then spend 2-3 years developing them you have a program churning out offensive linemen who can play. If you start every freshman or sophomore...

My solution is to emulate programs that actually put out good offensive lines. Develop players over YEARS not just a spring and summer. Even Florida was playing mostly guys who had years of practice and development. We threw a true freshman and a redshirt freshman into the fire and who knows...