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Heard Richt is employing the oopty-oop this year.

It's a bit tougher now since everyone uses a ton of wideouts and tight ends aren't in line all the time anymore. If you think of it in old timey football style, it makes sense.

Technically the split end and tight end don't line up on the same side of theformation. Thus the term "end".

The X (split end) has to be on the line of scrimmage along with the Y (tight end). The Z (flanker) can be off the line.