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Post by midsfan on Jun 11, 2008 23:19:25 GMT -6
I have posted a thread over a year ago and didn't get much of a response. I know Art Briles is a Spread guy now, but what exactly does he run. I read in a magazine that he has Triple Option or Veer Principles, but that seems wierd due to the fact that he passes so much. I have heard that he runs air raid, run and shoot, and uses tons of formations. I am more interested in a discussion, but if anyone has anything as far as video PM me.
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Post by stone65 on Jun 12, 2008 12:53:00 GMT -6
He runs a little bit of everything. Mostly spread option stuff, but does pass a lot.
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Post by fish on Jun 12, 2008 20:05:17 GMT -6
i talked to a coach that played for him back at georgetown, tx (high school)
they said it was so much fun because it really did seem like he was drawing stuff up in the dirt
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Post by coachbb on Jun 13, 2008 9:08:41 GMT -6
If you can think it up, he will run it.
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Post by bigwood33 on Jun 15, 2008 7:26:39 GMT -6
No doubt that Art likes to 'sling it around' but he believes in running the ball. At the Uof H, last year, they had 599 rushing attempts and 437 passing attempts. He really got his reputation as a gunslinger at Stephenville where he created matchup problems with "innovative" formations. Surprisingly to most, when he was there, the freshman team ran the wishbone...all of the time. He has always believed in establishing the run. At UH they were a mix of spread and I. He likes to set up the pass with the run, get a lead, then grind the clock.
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Post by towtheline on Jun 16, 2008 9:45:37 GMT -6
The 1972 Miami Dolphins lost one game, it was an exhibition game vs. Chuck Norris and three seven year old girls. Chuck Norris won with a roundhouse-kick to the face in overtime. thats hilarious!! ;D ;D ;D |
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