2016 AAC Championship game
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Yup I am diving through his Temple offense (assuming that OC will be his OC again) really like his offense. There is even some plays where there is....a fullback.
Love it. Have a great feeling he's planning on running an offense similar to this. Just felt he was hinting at it in his press conference today. Who knows, we'll see! He did say that what they were running at Baylor was because the pass heavy offenses in Texas high school football and all the athletes in recruiting available.
Someone should ask Matt Rhule if he is going to bring this tuff guy thing that he did at Temple. He apparently only let's his "tuff guys" wear numbers 1-9.
Yup that was one of my worries with him if he would bring his heavy passing rpo Baylor offense. But this offense looks fun and I think can easily be recruited to here.
I agree he hinted at it today by saying that the offensive scheme would be more "old-school."
Yeah based on the couple of games I have watched TEs were used a lot. Lots of 2 TE sets. Not thrown the ball a ton few hundred yards in 15 and 16. Hopefully he sees it as an opportunity.
I don’t know, we have a resident expert on this very board that swears Rhule hates TE’s (and his fantasy football team) and that Fidone is going to preemptively transfer because of it.
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The QB in this game is PJ Walker, a 2 star that Rhule recruited that has started a couple games for the Panthers this year.
Hell yes. Especially seemed to love the toss as a staple play with occasional fullback run up the gut. Pair that with some deep play action shots and some rpo and reverses, hell yes.
Yup and still maintains a respectable pass game. And seemed to also like a good stretch play as well.
Lol yeah I am not sure what the situation with him is. But as long as the injury front get's resolved he would be on the field a wholeeee bunch. I guess depends if he wants to get like 800 yards passing or get a few hundred yards and block the opponents. .
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