I-formation

[TheZacMamba]

I was ****ed majority of the game and dont recall ever seeing this iformation we heard so much about or realus in the game at all. I know choc played but recall him always being in a shotgun/pistol set. Anyone know if we did and if it was successful?

 

[TheChosenOne]

We recruit FBs just to waste scholarships. We don't even use them.

 

[CANEMC]

All I recall is 245lb Choc moving to the side instead of pass protecting. The legend that never was.

 

[Awsi Dooger]

We are a cupcake offense. Older head coaches often lazily transition to this type of thing. I've warned about it many times. They get tired of actual blocking required to dislodge huge human beings out of the way for the running game. Much easier to toss it over their head and use something called the RPO as excuse.

Shula did the same thing with the Dolphins. Just throw it every play. Marino is plenty of rationale. Nobody will blame me. In 1994 the Dolphins led San Diego the entire playoff game yet were outrushed 40 attempts to 8, before losing in the final minute. Those Dolphins had countless games with laughably low rushing attempt numbers, even though it was long before the rules changes that really hindered the secondary in terms of what it could do.

Bobby Bowden didn't want to bother with the running game in his later years at Florida State.

Richt used the I formation as a brief tease here. I remember the 80 yard Mark Walton touchdown run to open the game at Appalachian State.

 

[Gables Canes]

Rick loves that pistol.

 

[Poptimus]

We are a cupcake offense. Older head coaches often lazily transition to this type of thing. I've warned about it many times. They get tired of actual blocking required to dislodge huge human beings out of the way for the running game. Much easier to toss it over their head and use something called the RPO as excuse.

Shula did the same thing with the Dolphins. Just throw it every play. Marino is plenty of rationale. Nobody will blame me. In 1994 the Dolphins led San Diego the entire playoff game yet were outrushed 40 attempts to 8, before losing in the final minute. Those Dolphins had countless games with laughably low rushing attempt numbers, even though it was long before the rules changes that really hindered the secondary in terms of what it could do.

Bobby Bowden didn't want to bother with the running game in his later years at Florida State.

Richt used the I formation as a brief tease here. I remember the 80 yard Mark Walton touchdown run to open the game at Appalachian State.

The bad snap and awful kick by Stoyanovich with one second left haunt me to this day. San Diego ended up beating Pittsburgh and I wonder if we would have, too.

 

[scrantoncane]

Did we go under center at all? I don't think we did.

 

[oracleturts]

We are a cupcake offense. Older head coaches often lazily transition to this type of thing. I've warned about it many times. They get tired of actual blocking required to dislodge huge human beings out of the way for the running game. Much easier to toss it over their head and use something called the RPO as excuse.

Shula did the same thing with the Dolphins. Just throw it every play. Marino is plenty of rationale. Nobody will blame me. In 1994 the Dolphins led San Diego the entire playoff game yet were outrushed 40 attempts to 8, before losing in the final minute. Those Dolphins had countless games with laughably low rushing attempt numbers, even though it was long before the rules changes that really hindered the secondary in terms of what it could do.

Bobby Bowden didn't want to bother with the running game in his later years at Florida State.

Richt used the I formation as a brief tease here. I remember the 80 yard Mark Walton touchdown run to open the game at Appalachian State.

Bumping this after I just watched the highlights. What are we doing offensively. That was a much better offense.

 

[rocci]

Did we go under center at all? I don't think we did.

I believe our first third down conversion was when we were in the eye and under center. Rosier handed it to the up back got the first down.

 

[edge]

I believe our first third down conversion was when we were in the eye and under center. Rosier handed it to the up back got the first down.

Correct. That was Choc

 

[Genghis Cane]

I believe our first third down conversion was when we were in the eye and under center. Rosier handed it to the up back got the first down.

Ya, it was Gray. It worked the only time we tried it.

 

[BigDikCane]

All I recall is 245lb Choc moving to the side instead of pass protecting. The legend that never was.

That play showed why Choc never played that much here. He was scared to take on the lb block and just moved to the side and he had the **** nerve to turn his head around like. "I hope Rosier doesn't get hurt" look... We have a 5 star running back and I don't think he got any touches

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

We have dudes that can shake, fly past ppl and need open space. Get that I -Formation out my face. That’s Richt prob now, he’s stuck in the 90s