What can we expect from our offense vs Yewts
Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 11:26 am
Brandon Doman said there is plenty of the playbook left that BYU hasn't revealed — which means there might be things rolled out on Saturday that haven't been on film.
He stated, "We need to execute our very best stuff week in and week out, we're not going to go and try to reinvent the wheel this week or next week, but there are certain things that hopefully will be new."
I would expect to see more utilization of T. Hill, A. Kuresa, Falslev, Foote and Riley in run-pass scenarios such as wildcat options, zone reads, and hitting the edges with sweeps as this seems to be where we have had the most success in running or finding the open man in passing plays. The TE will be a big factor as he allows Riley a release option should downfield coverage be very tight.
He stated, "We need to execute our very best stuff week in and week out, we're not going to go and try to reinvent the wheel this week or next week, but there are certain things that hopefully will be new."
I would expect to see more utilization of T. Hill, A. Kuresa, Falslev, Foote and Riley in run-pass scenarios such as wildcat options, zone reads, and hitting the edges with sweeps as this seems to be where we have had the most success in running or finding the open man in passing plays. The TE will be a big factor as he allows Riley a release option should downfield coverage be very tight.