Time to start the analysis . . .

Buc wrote: thriller, sadlerdawg has screamed for this type of football for at least two years, maybe three. Say it again, can't worry about backs getting banged up, this is American Football. If we continue to run the same offense that we have for the past several years, would not surprise me to see us lose more games than many of us think we should.

In every sport there are those that come along and change the game plan. Muhammad Ali, used the rope-a-dope to beat one or two that he might have lost to. There are many examples across the wide spectrum of sports.

Not saying get away from the I-Formation, just need to make folks like Steve Spurrier and others aware of the fact that times and formations can change. You said it, just get away from the normal run of the mill football, talent is there, what about the coaching . . . . I also understand that some young players pick a certain school because of the type offense that is employed. Once upon a time it was "team" not "I". Anyone that thinks that running the football is out, check Saban and his trophies. Just saying . . . .

Buc, nail and head time. Good post. If you can keep a defensive player standing still for just a second, because he can't QUITE be sure where the ball is headed, the speed you have on offense can turn into a jail break real quick. Give IC, KM, or MM ONE STEP on whoever is covering them, and you know what can happen.

But certain "types" of coordinators just want to put force on force and see who wins. Lack of imagination has to be made up for with raw power, and that drains resources real quick. Michigan State weathered the storm. So did LSU. So did Boise State. We gave the game to SC, so I won't include that one. But you get the idea.

He's gotta GO GO!

Dead on thriller......when AU ran that split set, it drove everybody nuts. We couldn't stop them if our lives had depended on it. Like you said, you've GOT to back them out of the box and keep them confused.

Buc is right. If Bozo and Richt continue to run the same tired game plan they have for several years, we WILL lose more than folks expect. Then Richt disciples will blame it on an inexperienced O-line, even though there are many offensive game plans to overcome a sub par O-line, including the stuff pointed out here.
Just try something new. The old game plan is very easy to defend, as many coordinators from other teams have pointed out. Richt, Bozo, don't let fear of failure keep you from trying something new. I think we all will agree that trying the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is what most people classify as insanity.
I'll be watching and hoping this season for a new game plan, but I guess we'll see.

with the talent we have at the skill positions the short passing game should be used a lot more than we have in the past years. WR screen pass, short pass to the RB or FB, TE over the middle, quick slant should all be big gainers for us. That will open up the long ball as well as the running game. Has Bobo changed his tactics? Doubt it no kool aid drinking here.

I have ripped Bobo in the past. However, looking at last year, I thought it was the best Bobo has had. Believe Buc has said it many times, no time for retreating. Keep pressing forward CMB.

GO DAWGS

Interesting article in SI about Georgia's punishment policy. Unfortunate truth in the article.

Why not let Murray call some plays own his own he has been here 4 years time to be a QB do like the NFL and not wait own Bozo to send in a play it would shock the hell out of everybody me included.
Who knowws Murray might try somehting besides run up the middle would be fun to watch (IMO).