I'm betting that Tebow will be in the Intensive Care unit by the 4th week of the season. I just cant see his offense working in the SEC, to much defensive size and speed.:BigA:
I'm betting that Tebow will be in the Intensive Care unit by the 4th week of the season. I just cant see his offense working in the SEC, to much defensive size and speed.:BigA:
Not likely . He played 3 quarters of a game with a broken leg during his junior season . He wasn't running out of bounds or away from contact either .I'm betting that Tebow will be in the Intensive Care unit by the 4th week of the season. I just cant see his offense working in the SEC, to much defensive size and speed.:BigA:
I might move the piggies up a spot or two, but this is essentially the way that I see it going into the summer. Tebow is the real deal. JPW has talent, but his w/l ratio is pretty weak, and wins and losses are the things that I use to rate Bama QBs. I might give consideration to QBs at KY and Vandy with weak w/l ratios, but not Bama. I know, this isn't fair - but it is the way that I see it.1. Kentucky
2. Florida
3. Tennessee
4. Georgia
5. Alabama
6. Vanderbilt
7. LSU
8. South Carolina
9. Auburn
10. Ole Miss
11. Mississippi State
12. Arkansas
I'm betting that Tebow will be in the Intensive Care unit by the 4th week of the season. I just cant see his offense working in the SEC, to much defensive size and speed.:BigA:
I think modern speed on defense, especially in the SEC, makes it difficult to run the option. The quickest players all seem to end up on defense today, even the big linemen. Still, if a team had the right kind of players . . . a Tebow-type at quarterback and a McFadden/Jones-type halfback duo, the option might make a team dangerous in the red zone. Maybe even the wishbone, except for the wishbone to work, a team must have an exceptional fullback--the dive must be a threat on every play for the wishbone to work. I haven't really seen an exceptional fullback in the league for some time now.It's really surprising to an OF like me just how far in the past the offenses, looking only at top level Div. I teams, have evolved away from pure option. There are many reasons, but one of the principal ones boils down to the QB. As the option declined in popularity at the HS level, once again for many reasons, the real multi-talented option QB became a really rare bird.
He only used a small portion of his offense the last two years because it didn't match the talent on hand. After he gets his own recruits at all of the key offensive positions we will get to see the whole enchilada.Why does everyone keep saying "Meyer's offense will not work in the SEC"? He's allready won a NC with his offense.
It's not the same offense that he ran at Utah. Chris Leake was not an option QB so Meyer adjusted his offense the last two years.Why does everyone keep saying "Meyer's offense will not work in the SEC"? He's allready won a NC with his offense.
Profanity of any type is not allowed on this board. MODS!!Also, I know folks don't like to see this name arond, but Fran's option based offense worked pretty good in the SEC.
I'm sorry I don't see how you rank Ainge above LSU or Alabama in any way. I think he is without a doubt the most overrated qb in the sec. He was horrible against us last year and in several other games. He is ALLLL hype.
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