Pace of the Offense

[jackets4]

I noticed last Saturday in the stands that we were snapping the ball with 20 seconds on the play clock throughout parts of the game. It was only noticeable because we usually wait until < 5 sec and then burn a timeout or two.

My only gripe with offense (and it is minor) is that we do not seem to speed up even when down in the second half. I was glad to see it because it may come in handy if we ever fall behind - which isn't likely.

 

[beej67]

I bet we spend all week practicing this, and then don't use it.

In general, I would like to see us have two speeds we run our offense at - clock killing speed and knee killing speed.

 

[gth874t]

Pretty certain we ran some no-huddle against UNCheat back in 2015, so it shouldn't catch them off-guard so to say, but it may have the effect of showing their defensive depth early on, which would be bad news for a team as injury-riddled as they are.

 

[DressCheeseSideSeaboard]

You misspelled Bob.

Jacket Heart

 

[gtfan1147]

Pretty certain we ran some no-huddle against UNCheat back in 2015, so it shouldn't catch them off-guard so to say, but it may have the effect of showing their defensive depth early on, which would be bad news for a team as injury-riddled as they are.

Yep. Ran it early and often in building the 21-0 lead. Honestly can't recall if they kept it up as the game went on.

 

[05GTCorndog]

Anything to get our defense on the field more often!

Amirite