West Virginia Offense vs Florida Offense

Just a general observation, WVU is more run oriented featuring the zone and option because of the mobility at QB and Florida is more passing oriented due to a more pure pocket passer. That is probably going to change next year with Teebow at QB full time, probably more option and sprintout from Florida in the future.
WVU is more two back open gun and Florida is more One back, I think Florida's passing game is more developed. Run game, they feature some similiar stuff, zone, veer, shovel, etc....

Meyers does like to throw more than WVa does. WVa will basically run the ball until they start seeing numbers in the box, then they'll throw bubble screens. If the bubble screens don't get it done, then they'll thow it more.

Meyers is actually pretty balanced in most ways. He'll run the ball using the option attack, but he likes to throw the ball a lot. I think that even with Teebow at QB, he'll still put the ball up.

Does anyone know what kind of speed Tebow has?

also noticed that this year florida went with alot more of an h-back look than in years past. at times he was used in pass pro because leak was not very mobile, and he also served as a quasi-blocking back on zone plays. i havent seen wvu use this look

Got it 4.7. Not too bad for a QB who goes what . . . 240?

Our staff asked Coach Rod this exact question over the weekend. His response was that the offenses were similar with Florida having a major emphasis on motioning players around the formation where he would rather have set formation to view the defense.

cls nailed a major part of it. The only other thing I'd say is that WVU tries to set up their zone with tight-ends and H-backs more than Florida, though Florida started using the H-back much more because Leak has not been the zone-read threat that his past QBs were.

I get the impression that WVU wants to "spread" the front--i.e. the DL and "tough" LBs with more gaps, Florida focuses on traditional "spreading" with WRs. One reason for this I'd imagine is that Florida can line up four 4.4 guys on every play, so defenses--even in the SEC--have a hard time playing all four of those guys one on one. WVU doesn't have that kind of speed outside, so it wants to create the running lanes in sort of a 1-back Joe Gibbs fashion but with the shotgun zone read and the triple.

As a result I see Florida more on the finesse, formationing, "speed in space" while WVU wants power but then lets those two little guys at RB and QB use their speed to break big plays when they get into the open field.