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Best Video yet on how we gonna move the ball on Baga.

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I have to say, when the offense clicks and we go warp speed, I get all warm and tingly inside. There’s nothing like seeing the opponent scrambling to the line, trying to get set, knowing they can’t make adjustments or substitutions just hoping their basic defensive call is enough to break the rhythm so they can get a quick break before the next play.
 
This is likely a package series that they installed. Just call it from the sideline as "Nascar" or whatever you want and they run those 3 plays in sequence. Also cool to note this is a competitive drill between 1st and 2nd teams. They are timing them from start to score.
 
OrangeBowlMagic said:
Not if we don’t substitute. We can go as fast as we want. The refs can’t do ****.
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I want to see how our staff combats Bama, if they start working the refs. I mean, we have to make it a game first, but I am interested to see how that plays out. If our boys can make it a game on the field, will our staff lay down and get completely out-coached in the end?
 
Silver King said:
I like it, but it requires snap-count discipline on line - big bodies wear down moving like that, that can cause mental mistakes. Our depth better be highly functional would love to see it work because from what people are saying, Bama's D is going to be very good.
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Not as much of an issue nowadays. The snapcounts are tempo oriented too. You no longer hear long drawn out snapcounts. Teams either clap or use some version of "ready, set, go". Plus they are working on that tempo daily.
 
Like it! The worst thing we can do is be conservative IMO. I think that plays right into their hands. Still got to get them blocked for it to work but I like the idea.
 
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San Amaro Dr said:
Not as much of an issue nowadays. The snapcounts are tempo oriented too. You no longer hear long drawn out snapcounts. Teams either clap or use some version of "ready, set, go". Plus they are working on that tempo daily.
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Ever pushed around 275-300b guys on a sustained 80 yard drive in the late 3rd or 4th quarter? I have. I've also seen guys jump on first sound snap count. So I'm going to stick with it being an issue, even running a regular offense. Yep, it's been a while, but somethings don't change and every year you still see teams, even with all the subbing, win on conditioning. Again we better score quick or have some depth.
 
Silver King said:
Ever pushed around 275-300b guys on a sustained 80 yard drive in the late 3rd or 4th quarter? I have. I've also seen guys jump on first sound snap count. So I'm going to stick with it being an issue, even running a regular offense. Yep, it's been a while, but somethings don't change and every year you still see teams, even with all the subbing, win on conditioning. Again we better score quick or have some depth.
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Yep. played and coached it. I get what you're saying but the fact that tempo is the standard makes it easier to believe it won't be an issue. It's what we do. Also add in this is a very experienced group.
 
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