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Nice post. That was a masterpiece by Meyer. The guy may be a monstrous, arrogant *******, but he's an excellent coach. As I said earlier in the thread, he was the reason I wrote the post.

My point is we don't have to run Oregon's offense to be a spread team and take advantage of speed.

Are some of you confusing the spread with read-option? Peyton Manning and Tom Brady can barely walk and both run an offense that includes spread elements.

I don't agree with this. In a well-constructed pro set (which now has many spread elements), the field is legitimately stretched in both directions (horizontally and vertically). The QB isn't a meaningless player that makes it 10 vs 11. The QB is capable of hitting the seams, accurately throwing...

Thank you. This was more of the discussion I hoped for. Anyway, the point about 08 UF vs 08 OU is about conversions. Meaningful games, at whatever level, increasingly become about conversions on both sides of the ball. That means that, yes, individual talent will seem extremely important in...

I'm not entirely sure what this snarky response means. In an attempt to talk about college football and reduce Golden talk around here, my hope was to discuss how important a certain style of coach or style of play is important in the college football playoff landscape.

If some of you have been reading my concerns since Coach Golden arrived, it was one common theme: is he good enough to get us through the new version of College football? I don't really care about being "good" or 10-2 or consistently "in the hunt." The new environment dictates that you have to...