and his RB's can also receive out of the backfield.
So believing that nonsense is just what he wants others to do.
His teams play tough D, Run the ball and play the RPO game.
Kelly's game has been, throw (with out a decent QB) and lose big games.
Run the ball and use the pass = win games. 50/50 balance or there about.
Also, knowing what the other team is good at on D should help decide witch game is best suited on any given Saturday.
ND having a potent Run game only opens up that pass game - and if one of these QB's can toss it farther than 10 yds
(and BK puts the talented RC on the field practiced in the catching the long ball) ND can start to score at will.
Some teams defend the run well, so maybe a little more pass less run and ... you get the drift.
Run the damn ball but be efficient to very good at both run and pass.
Replies to: "Right - he's leading everyone on - His teams can absolutely run the ball - they did"
- Notre Dame Leans into Run First Identity with Spring Offense Hype Video [NT]
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- UHND - 10:04am 3/28/21
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- Absolutely. It's about time for Kelly and I think Rees is the one that convinced him. - tky21 - 9:15pm 3/28/21
- "Run the damn ball!" Yea! [NT] - jimbasil - 2:50pm 3/28/21
- With the 3 returning backs they have, and if O Line is good they should be run first. [NT]
- Frankx - 1:20pm 3/28/21
- Nick Saban: "You're not going to win anything now doing that." [NT]
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- lacan - 2:21pm 3/28/21
- Don't care about Saban, talking about ND. GO IRISH! [NT] - Frankx - 4:16pm 3/28/21
- Right - he's leading everyone on - His teams can absolutely run the ball - they did - jimbasil - 3:03pm 3/28/21
- Exactly. Alabama and OSU start with big backs and a power running game. That's the model. Copy it. [NT]
- tky21 - 9:20pm 3/28/21
- Alabama: PYDS/G 358.2 (3RD OVERALL); RYDS/G 183.5 (47TH OVERALL). Indeed, copy it. [NT]
- lacan - 1:57pm 3/29/21
- Alabama ran more this last year than they passed it. [NT] - tky21 - 10:21pm 3/30/21
- How much of that was RPO - passes to the RB in the backfield - and how much of these passes were - jimbasil - 6:43pm 3/29/21
- RPOs are not about throwing to backs in the backfield. - lacan - 8:08pm 3/29/21
- Two separate points, not one. - jimbasil - 10:10pm 3/29/21
- "How much of that was RPO - passes to the RB in the backfield": you're confusing misstatement ... - lacan - 2:54pm 3/30/21
- Two separate points, not one. - jimbasil - 10:10pm 3/29/21
- RPOs are not about throwing to backs in the backfield. - lacan - 8:08pm 3/29/21
- Alabama: PYDS/G 358.2 (3RD OVERALL); RYDS/G 183.5 (47TH OVERALL). Indeed, copy it. [NT]
- lacan - 1:57pm 3/29/21
- Exactly. Alabama and OSU start with big backs and a power running game. That's the model. Copy it. [NT]
- tky21 - 9:20pm 3/28/21
- What does he know? [NT] - irishone - 3:00pm 3/28/21
- Nick Saban: "You're not going to win anything now doing that." [NT]
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- lacan - 2:21pm 3/28/21
