Our offense this year most resembles: Stanford under Harbaugh,

jrdjr84 1246 posts Joined: Jan 14, 2014

Posted 11:20 am on Nov 29, 2020

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though we have better overall talent. Luck was better than Book, but that gap has narrowed, and I would take our personnel over theirs across the board.

As popular as the spread has become as a tool to overcome a talent deficit, sound, fundamental football with the right combination of strength and speed is a winning formula. It is how Wisconsin has been a perennial power without 5-star talent, and how Nebraska in the '90s dominated without recruiting top ten classes.

Seems Tommy Rees recalls that an effective power running game can be a quarterback's best friend.

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Our offense this year most resembles: Stanford under Harbaugh, jrdjr84 11:20am · 11/29/20
- Somewhat different, though ndunabomber 2:41pm · 11/29/20
  - Nice analysis. Thanks. I would note Tremble as TE plays FB/H-back alotNT jrdjr84 2:48pm · 11/29/20
    - Two knowledgeable posts. Thanks. Why this is the ND board to visit.NT murph78 4:31pm · 11/29/20
- What jrdjr84 said^^^^NT eftg1 1:01pm · 11/29/20
- I think ND has found a great happy medium NDNEIL 11:29am · 11/29/20
- Nice post, agree completely. Harbaugh is too dumb to remember what he did at StanfordNT ColeyO 11:25am · 11/29/20
  - Bama and Clemson w/ Trevor look pretty pretty formidable.NT ELP 2:02pm · 11/29/20

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