There is a huge difference. I played TB in high school. When QB is under

Nov 21, 2024
11:09:16am

crablegs Redshirt Freshman

center, the RB is running full speed when given the ball and it is almost instantaneous. He is already near the LOS. When running out of the gun, the RB doesn't start to really pick up speed until after the ball is handed off.

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crablegs

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My two least-favorite plays in football

crablegs

10:53am

Hard to believe they feel it is their best play in that situation.

JAGA97

10:57am

ARod said hes going to shelf it for a while

MaximusMeridius

12:47pm

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jaba166

5:30pm

It should be someone on the sideline's responsibility to count how many times

jaba166

5:34pm

I'm not so sure running out of the gun vs. running under center is much differen

LosAlcoug

10:59am

I do, however, fully agree on fades. Low percentage of completion. Only

LosAlcoug

11:00am

If the QB is the ball carrier, it makes a big difference

Hinta

11:02am

Yes, wholly agree with that.

LosAlcoug

11:05am

There is a huge difference. I played TB in high school. When QB is under

crablegs

11:09am

Yes, RB has more speed at line but running under center also goes to a

LosAlcoug

11:25am

The issue with 4th and short is that you'll have a stacked box on the

crablegs

12:43pm

Looks like your preference doesn't play out in the data...hat tip to Belboz

LosAlcoug

12:45pm

Looks like the QB sneak under center is the most successful

crablegs

12:48pm

I agree with this...and we should run more of it. But not RB from under center.

LosAlcoug

3:57pm

I'm curious of your breakdown of the data? Please post the numbers you're using to support your claims.

HarlemCoug

11:00am

I guessed offenses are more successul from shotgun than under center

Belboz

11:10am

Nice link. I love data. Thanks.

HarlemCoug

11:33am

Teams are more successful from shotgun from 3rd and 1, but fans don't care

Belboz

11:43am

I wonder what BYU's data is on this.

crablegs

12:46pm

Both AI and this article say the most successful play in the

crablegs

1:16pm

I would argue against Mitch Matthews on the goal line vs a 5'10" corner. I think we tried that

kimdaddy35

11:06am

Another play I hate is 3rd and 4 and they throw it 25 yards down a sideline.

Ycrazy

11:11am

Or running a rout/throwing a pass three yards short of the line to gain.

thirdgencoug

2:29pm

On the fades, even if you have a good matchup I still don’t want it if we have 1 play to get it done

JollyGreenGiant

11:12am

My least favorite play is the fumble touchback.

QBarrister

11:13am

Bret Engemann running the option has to be up there.

Bobby Lee Swagger

2:39pm

When we run on fourth and short out of the gun there is usually passing option

puntersarepeople

11:28am

There are ways to run downhill out of shotgun. Zone stretch plays on 4th and

Boring

11:59am

We better not see a fade the rest of the year. Those were an atrocity.

Chippichawa

12:32pm

#1 drives me nuts for the same reason! STOP giving the defense an extra 3 steps

morningcalmcougar

1:19pm

QB sneak from shotgun! They'll never expect it!

Mark

1:20pm

that's probably 50% of Taysom Hill's plays at QB nowadays

byujag

2:06pm

4th from shotgun

notaboy

1:44pm

Jet sweep with guys that aren't fast enough

Great38

3:09pm

"His release point is too low" to throw a fade? lol k

NGB

3:30pm

Care to elaborate?

crablegs

3:41pm

The release point of a fade is nigh irrelevant.

NGB

4:09pm

my least favorite play at BYU. Throwing the 3 yd pass...

icecougar

5:04pm

He got hit on the throw iirc

puntersarepeople

7:38pm

My thought is never run a fade with a TE.

ImuaKahuku

5:33pm

It's really not his release point. He just is not throwing it far and high

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