Did any of you see the 5th play of the game, right at the start of the game? Our QB ran for like a 80 yard TD, then we went for 2, got it. Anyways, so far this year, our QB has TONS of rushing yards piled up. Our QB is the single best QB Oregon has ever had, EVER. If he does not win the Heisman, I will be ticked.
Doesn't Oregon almost always go for 2 after the first touchdown of the game? Why is that?
Yes, probably 96% of the time. They usually draw up some type of trick play to get the 2. But also, if the kicker by default for every kick, does not see them match up well vs us, then we have set plays to go for two, ie, not planned, but from what formations they give us. We do it, because A, we are good at it. We invented that whole spread out, see if they match all our guys thing, then come back to normal set. And many other teams now have copied us. It just is a really easy way to steal a point. But most often after we steal the first one, they guard us better and we cannot steal another 2 point conversion... Remember, the name of the game is to score more points then them. And Chip invented this. And there have been times that had we not done this, and got it, we would of not been tied at the end of game, or won it ect...Doesn't Oregon almost always go for 2 after the first touchdown of the game? Why is that?
Did any of you see the 5th play of the game, right at the start of the game? Our QB ran for like a 80 yard TD, then we went for 2, got it. Anyways, so far this year, our QB has TONS of rushing yards piled up. Our QB is the single best QB Oregon has ever had, EVER. If he does not win the Heisman, I will be ticked.
And it sucks that Florida lost and has a bye before us to sit and fume and get pissed and beat us like a drum. If they had won, I would actually like our chances better.
Which is why The Vols will need win TOP to have any chance to keep it from becoming a embarassment.
Yes, 98% of time , on first PAT attempt we have a planned trick play. We get it 99% of time. Then as always, if they do not match up our players right, when we spread out, we will run planned 2 point plays. And now many other teams have copied us. But we invented it. You do it cause anytime you can steal a point, you want to. Esp easy ones. For sometimes, that can mean the diff of you being in the game at the end, ie see Auburn 2010 natty. We went for it after first TD. Then our last TD, all we had to do was go for 2 again and we would be tied. We did and were tied. Had we not gone for it early, we would of never had a chance, unless onside kick, to tie up the game. Its called being aggressive and that is who Oregon is...Doesn't Oregon almost always go for 2 after the first touchdown of the game? Why is that?