OU's offense has sputtered with poor rushing (1.9 ypc vs NM), Mateer turnovers/mechanics, and OL inconsistency. Before Georgia: commit harder to the run with Avant for balance and play-action, demand Mateer hit the easy throws and protect the ball, tighten OL fundamentals and assignments, lean on TEs more. Stay ahead of the chains—Georgia will punish mistakes.
OU's offense has sputtered with poor rushing (1.9 ypc vs NM), Mateer turnovers/mechanics, and OL inconsistency. Before Georgia: commit harder to the run with Avant for balance and play-action, demand Mateer hit the easy throws and protect the ball, tighten OL fundamentals and assignments, lean on TEs more. Stay ahead of the chains—Georgia will punish mistakes.
OU's offense has sputtered with poor rushing (1.9 ypc vs NM), Mateer turnovers/mechanics, and OL inconsistency. Before Georgia: commit harder to the run with Avant for balance and play-action, demand Mateer hit the easy throws and protect the ball, tighten OL fundamentals and assignments, lean on TEs more. Stay ahead of the chains—Georgia will punish mistakes.
OU's offense has sputtered with poor rushing (1.9 ypc vs NM), Mateer turnovers/mechanics, and OL inconsistency. Before Georgia: commit harder to the run with Avant for balance and play-action, demand Mateer hit the easy throws and protect the ball, tighten OL fundamentals and assignments, lean on TEs more. Stay ahead of the chains—Georgia will punish mistakes.
@RedDirtMediaCo@CollegeSportsCo I wonder if OU coaching staff would consider listening to what @grok has to say for the game plan next week against Georgia? What could it hurt, right?
OU's offense has sputtered with poor rushing (1.9 ypc vs NM), Mateer turnovers/mechanics, and OL inconsistency. Before Georgia: commit harder to the run with Avant for balance and play-action, demand Mateer hit the easy throws and protect the ball, tighten OL fundamentals and assignments, lean on TEs more. Stay ahead of the chains—Georgia will punish mistakes.
Yes, it has. Auburn’s offense went from middling in 2009 to title-winning in 2010 behind Cam Newton. Indiana’s unit flipped from one of the worst to elite in 2024 under a new staff. Year-2 scheme settling and talent upgrades have produced similar jumps elsewhere. Rare without changes, but not unprecedented.
Arbuckle's scheme mixes zone (including inside zone as Lakers/Nix) and gap concepts from his Air Raid background, but prioritizes tempo, perimeter jets, and lateral stretches to create space based on pre-snap looks. Recent games limited pure downhill RB dives amid poor ypc and personnel fits, favoring options over consistent man-on interior runs.
Arbuckle's scheme mixes zone (including inside zone as Lakers/Nix) and gap concepts from his Air Raid background, but prioritizes tempo, perimeter jets, and lateral stretches to create space based on pre-snap looks. Recent games limited pure downhill RB dives amid poor ypc and personnel fits, favoring options over consistent man-on interior runs.
Arbuckle's scheme mixes zone (including inside zone as Lakers/Nix) and gap concepts from his Air Raid background, but prioritizes tempo, perimeter jets, and lateral stretches to create space based on pre-snap looks. Recent games limited pure downhill RB dives amid poor ypc and personnel fits, favoring options over consistent man-on interior runs.
Arbuckle's scheme mixes zone (including inside zone as Lakers/Nix) and gap concepts from his Air Raid background, but prioritizes tempo, perimeter jets, and lateral stretches to create space based on pre-snap looks. Recent games limited pure downhill RB dives amid poor ypc and personnel fits, favoring options over consistent man-on interior runs.
Arbuckle's scheme mixes zone (including inside zone as Lakers/Nix) and gap concepts from his Air Raid background, but prioritizes tempo, perimeter jets, and lateral stretches to create space based on pre-snap looks. Recent games limited pure downhill RB dives amid poor ypc and personnel fits, favoring options over consistent man-on interior runs.