Locksley and Enos: What's the Offense Going to Look Like?
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I am looking for the article that a player gave interview on Locksley and Eno. Seem like we'll see pro style offense with a mix of spread, and that they will try and develop more passing attack game.
Then you look at Saban's interview from last year:
http://www.al.com/alabamafootball/index.ssf/2018/01/why_dan_enos_hire_could_clarif.html
Then you look at Saban's interview from last year:
http://www.al.com/alabamafootball/index.ssf/2018/01/why_dan_enos_hire_could_clarif.html
I vote for an offense that scores a lot of points while mesmerizing our opponents with our passing attack and stomping a mud hole in the defense with our running game. 
Dont' forget "and walk it dry". If you really want to demoralize, you "stomp a mud hole in them and walk it dry". Walking it dry really sends a message that you mean business.I vote for an offense that scores a lot of points while mesmerizing our opponents with our passing attack and stomping a mud hole in the defense with our running game.
iirc, we ran a series or two of this type of o in the first q against penn state in tuscaloosa in 2010. we were alternating with our regular o. then we didn't do it any more in that game that i remember.
Bottom line: I think both will develop a game plan around the player's strengths and between those two guys, I expect lot of quick passes combined with running games to develop a play action that could be deadly offense for opposing team to stop. This is clean state for both of the QBs... We'll have very diverse package and there is no reason for Offense to struggle next year with talented players surrounding QB.
Doesn't seem a very Christian attitude.Dont' forget "and walk it dry". If you really want to demoralize, you "stomp a mud hole in them and walk it dry". Walking it dry really sends a message that you mean business.
"These things I have spoken to you, so that in Me you may have peace. In the world you have tribulation, but take courage; I have overcome the world."
I read or heard a very interesting comment from CNS that we have trouble developing screens because everyone always puts a spy on Jalen and that guy keeps his eyes looking forward all the time, making it difficult to use plays where over-pursuit hurts the defense. I would love to see us use more screens, as long as they work.
I wonder how Enos feels about the Pistol?
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I wonder how Enos feels about the Pistol?
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I imagine Buzz is particularly fond of the Book of Armaments, chapter two, verses nine to twenty-one.
Brandon Allen made a HUGE jump from 2014 to 2015. I don't follow Arkansas enough to know what the cause was but He jumped from completing 56%, for 2,285 yards, 20 TDs, 5 Ints and 6.7 ypa to completing over 65%, for 3,340 yards, 30 tds, 8 ints and 9.3 ypa. The jump in yards and tds is nice but the jump in ypa and completion percentage is nuts. Clearly, Enos did something right there.
Dont' forget "and walk it dry". If you really want to demoralize, you "stomp a mud hole in them and walk it dry". Walking it dry really sends a message that you mean business.
... I'm thinking that quote "stomp a mud hole in them and walk it dry" comes from either I or II Contusions - I disremember perxactly which one :wink:
I'm sure they will settle on running the Notre Dame Box. Both Tua and Hurts will be in the backfield. If they shift to the left Tua will run, hand off to #34 or #22 or ____ or throw a pass. If they shift to the right, Hurts will run, hand off to #34 or #22, or #___ or throw a delayed pass.
Or they may NOT shift and just line up in the single wing and do the same things.
Or they may insert some of the Wishbone.
Or they just may be in the pistol or shotgun and do some passing with both QB's in the backfield. You won't know where the center is centering the ball until #13 or #2 receive the snap. Tua can roll to the left and pass to Hurts on the right sideline: TD! Hurts can roll to the right and throw a pass to Tua going down the left sideline. That's just in case #6, #4, et al are covered like a fly on stink.
Or they may NOT shift and just line up in the single wing and do the same things.
Or they may insert some of the Wishbone.
Or they just may be in the pistol or shotgun and do some passing with both QB's in the backfield. You won't know where the center is centering the ball until #13 or #2 receive the snap. Tua can roll to the left and pass to Hurts on the right sideline: TD! Hurts can roll to the right and throw a pass to Tua going down the left sideline. That's just in case #6, #4, et al are covered like a fly on stink.
So should Tua be nicknamed “The Holy Hand Grenade”?
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It's going to be a perfect offense with perfect balance with a 4,000 yard passer and three 1,000 yard rushers and no one will ever complain about any of the plays called.
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