'15 TX QB Quinten Dormady (UT Commit 6/9/14)

[govols09]

Jase Stubbs a FB just walked on. He may not play much, but they did add him to the roster.

I was saying a pro style offense doesn't require a fullback because it doesnt

 

[Enki_Amenra]

Not going to argue with you. There is a huge difference in how fast a 4.3 guy plays vs a 4.7

There is nothing at all wrong with amicable disagreement.

 

[LebanonVolunteer]

I was saying a pro style offense doesn't require a fullback because it doesnt

Sorry about that. I meant to quote the post you quoted. Where he said there was not a FB on the roster.

 

[k-town_king]

Google pro style everything that pops up utilizes a fullback.
https://www.google.com/search?q=pro...8oHoCQ&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAA&biw=1024&bih=643&dpr=1

I form is a staple of pro style. The ace formation uses one back but most pro style is not ran from the ace formation.

 

[volfanCLT]

Also, I think a lot of you guys are assuming a spread means a DT QB which is not the case.

Take a gander at Okie lite. Weeden had -100 rushing yds a year there and lit it up.

 

[Vol8188]

Google pro style everything that pops up utilizes a fullback.
https://www.google.com/search?q=pro...8oHoCQ&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAA&biw=1024&bih=643&dpr=1

I form is a staple of pro style. The ace formation uses one back but most pro style is not ran from the ace formation.

Pro teams use 11 personnel far more than 21. Almost no one plays with a FB anymore.

Also if the use of a FB makes you a pro style team, auburn used the FB more than anyone in America last year. A lot of times they even played with two FBs

 

[k-town_king]

Also, I think a lot of you guys are assuming a spread means a DT QB which is not the case.

Take a gander at Okie lite. Weeden had -100 rushing yds a year there and lit it up.

True but traditionally CBJ's qbs have rushed for 450-1200 yards a year depending on the qb. CBJ will adjust if Dormady is the qb though. He would be an idiot not to.

 

[OldVol49vfl]

If the other guys get their blocks, he could run a 6.2 40 and pick up a 1st down here and there.

A very good point about the blocks. I seen Eddie Brown a Vol defensive back in the early 70's run a punt return for a TD against Vandy (I believe in 1973) and it must have taken 20 seconds to run about 70 yards. He slowed down to just about a stop a couple of times to point out people that needed to be blocked. Eddie had decent speed but he was in no way "fast". He later played for the Redskins in the NFL. He was great at following his blocks.

 

[Tux]

Google pro style everything that pops up utilizes a fullback.
https://www.google.com/search?q=pro...8oHoCQ&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAA&biw=1024&bih=643&dpr=1

I form is a staple of pro style. The ace formation uses one back but most pro style is not ran from the ace formation.

Most every offense uses some variation of the "I", but it is not necessarily a pro style offense need. In fact, it is usually only used in short yardage situations if at all.

 

[Tux]

True but traditionally CBJ's qbs have rushed for 450-1200 yards a year depending on the qb. CBJ will adjust if Dormady is the qb though. He would be an idiot not to.

Butch was not coaching in the SEC at that time either. Nor did he have a roster full of tall and fast all-world receivers then.

 

[MockingVol]

I figured it out.....

Patrick is Bruin's brother.

Bruin was a million times the poster that this guy is or ever will be.

 

[Vols4us]

The thing about rules when it comes to football schemes is that there are no rules anymore. Which is why Butch says he can use any style of QB and tailor his offense to the skillset. Quinten may turn out to be an excellent choice with whom to do that.

 

[ACvol3]

Not necessarily true. It's all about making quick decisions. We run a prostyle offense still, don't fool yourself.

Lol we still run a pro style offense? On that note, I'm out.

-Later rednecks-

 

[Burger]

The thing about rules when it comes to football schemes is that there are no rules anymore. Which is why Butch says he can use any style of QB and tailor his offense to the skillset. Quinten may turn out to be an excellent choice with whom to do that.

The rules still exist, but the game is continuing to evolve on a yearly basis.

 

[Burger]

Lol we still run a pro style offense? On that note, I'm out.

-Later rednecks-

What do the packers, patriots, Broncos, among other pro teams run? The definition of a prostyle offense is always changing due to the evolution of the game. In the 50's the prostyle was a single wing. In the 80's, it was the power-I. In the 2000's, it was the west coast offense. Evolution is always happening in football. Best scheme survives.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

What do the packers, patriots, Broncos, among other pro teams run? The definition of a prostyle offense is always changing due to the evolution of the game. In the 50's the prostyle was a single wing. In the 80's, it was the power-I. In the 2000's, it was the west coast offense. Evolution is always happening in football. Best scheme survives.

While this is true that it evolves. Our offense look nothing like any of the teams you mention.

 

[Burger]

While this is true that it evolves. Our offense look nothing like any of the teams you mention.

It's probably a lot simpler, but we do run very similar sets.

 

[k-town_king]

Butch was not coaching in the SEC at that time either. Nor did he have a roster full of tall and fast all-world receivers then.

I did say Butch would adjust the o if Dormady starts. If its JJ or TG he will run the whole o.

 

[BigVol80]

Not sure why everyone is trying to label an offense as pro style or spread. There are more than just 2 types of offenses. Just because ESPN creates buzz words does not mean the coaches try to fit their offense into one style or another.

Great teams use many different schemes and styles of offense and change according to their personnel and who they are playing each week.

 

[Kook]

Not sure why everyone is trying to label an offense as pro style or spread. There are more than just 2 types of offenses. Just because ESPN creates buzz words does not mean the coaches try to fit their offense into one style or another.

Great teams use many different schemes and styles of offense and change according to their personnel and who they are playing each week.

You once again make too much sense. VN is not the place for you.

 

[Burger]

Not sure why everyone is trying to label an offense as pro style or spread. There are more than just 2 types of offenses. Just because ESPN creates buzz words does not mean the coaches try to fit their offense into one style or another.

Great teams use many different schemes and styles of offense and change according to their personnel and who they are playing each week.

You're correct. There are so many different kinds of offenses nowadays.

 

[BigVol80]

You once again make too much sense. VN is not the place for you.

:hi:

 

[Tux]

I did say Butch would adjust the o if Dormady starts. If its JJ or TG he will run the whole o.

You do not understand that our offense is not the Auburn offense where the QB is running a spread option. UT runs a read option- two different schemes. Ewe also run a west coast passing offense built around having tall skilled WRs, who are not going to continue signing with UT if UT goes with a QB who runs more than he passes.

 

[thebjd]

Hard hitting stuff.

Allsome

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

What do the packers, patriots, Broncos, among other pro teams run? The definition of a prostyle offense is always changing due to the evolution of the game. In the 50's the prostyle was a single wing. In the 80's, it was the power-I. In the 2000's, it was the west coast offense. Evolution is always happening in football. Best scheme survives.

The west coast and variations based off it is the best type of offense IMO.