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This is just falseA Missouri fan told me that in CJH offense only one receiver is primary and all the others are decoys. That’s why Milton kept waiting on the primary to come open when other receivers were running wide open. He said the QB doesn’t have to go through progressions. He said it works against weaker opponents but not the very best of the SEC. We shall see I guess.
hey QB, don’t throw to wide open Wrs….A Missouri fan told me that in CJH offense only one receiver is primary and all the others are decoys. That’s why Milton kept waiting on the primary to come open when other receivers were running wide open. He said the QB doesn’t have to go through progressions. He said it works against weaker opponents but not the very best of the SEC. We shall see I guess.
A Missouri fan told me that in CJH offense only one receiver is primary and all the others are decoys. That’s why Milton kept waiting on the primary to come open when other receivers were running wide open. He said the QB doesn’t have to go through progressions. He said it works against weaker opponents but not the very best of the SEC. We shall see I guess.
Can someone explain to me why the Knoxville News-Sentinel is writing an article about how the 12 former TN players who transferred to Power 5 schools did this weekend? Are they just that jaded they want to do whatever is necessary to make the University look bad? Did I just answer the question myself?
By the way I refuse to actually read the article or share it on here....
Who reads the KNS?Can someone explain to me why the Knoxville News-Sentinel is writing an article about how the 12 former TN players who transferred to Power 5 schools did this weekend? Are they just that jaded they want to do whatever is necessary to make the University look bad? Did I just answer the question myself?
By the way I refuse to actually read the article or share it on here....
A Missouri fan told me that in CJH offense only one receiver is primary and all the others are decoys. That’s why Milton kept waiting on the primary to come open when other receivers were running wide open. He said the QB doesn’t have to go through progressions. He said it works against weaker opponents but not the very best of the SEC. We shall see I guess.
It's just RPO stuff. You try and hit the first progression if you can.A Missouri fan told me that in CJH offense only one receiver is primary and all the others are decoys. That’s why Milton kept waiting on the primary to come open when other receivers were running wide open. He said the QB doesn’t have to go through progressions. He said it works against weaker opponents but not the very best of the SEC. We shall see I guess.
This has been the most bizarre thing coming out of UCF and their fanbase. They are trying to criticize Heupel's offense that was number 1 in the country. I mean, they saw nothing about that horrible defense.Yeah he didn’t have any control over that and Gabriel is stupid for thinking he did. Also, Gabriel is stupid for what he said about Huepel’s offense lol. QBs have the ability to change the play at the line on what they see pre-snap.
If Gabriel felt uneasy it was because he was having trouble reading pre-snap, sounds like a bunch of excuses to me. Either way UCF posted over 600yds per game average of Offense…. Hueps offense was doing something right.
I hate sharing one of their articles, but I assume this is what they were talking about. Gabriel essentially said Heupel’s offense is too simple, Malzahn’s is fast but more complex.
A Missouri fan told me that in CJH offense only one receiver is primary and all the others are decoys. That’s why Milton kept waiting on the primary to come open when other receivers were running wide open. He said the QB doesn’t have to go through progressions. He said it works against weaker opponents but not the very best of the SEC. We shall see I guess.
Exactly lol, and when Gus plays a good team and UCF gets drug because off his “complicated offense” it’s going to be funny lolThis has been the most bizarre thing coming out of UCF and their fanbase. They are trying to criticize Heupel's offense that was number 1 in the country. I mean, they saw nothing about that horrible defense.
It's the bitterness of butthurt fans and players who are mad that Heupel left for another job.
I hate sharing one of their articles, but I assume this is what they were talking about. Gabriel essentially said Heupel’s offense is too simple, Malzahn’s is fast but more complex.
A Missouri fan told me that in CJH offense only one receiver is primary and all the others are decoys. That’s why Milton kept waiting on the primary to come open when other receivers were running wide open. He said the QB doesn’t have to go through progressions. He said it works against weaker opponents but not the very best of the SEC. We shall see I guess.
I can't wait to watch that offense steadily decline. Even if it doesn't this year because Gabriel is a quality player, it will because Gus cannot develop a QB. It's going to be glorious to watchExactly lol, and when Gus plays a good team and UCF gets drug because off his “complicated offense” it’s going to be funny lol
A Missouri fan told me that in CJH offense only one receiver is primary and all the others are decoys. That’s why Milton kept waiting on the primary to come open when other receivers were running wide open. He said the QB doesn’t have to go through progressions. He said it works against weaker opponents but not the very best of the SEC. We shall see I guess.
Boy do they have a treat in store for them.This has been the most bizarre thing coming out of UCF and their fanbase. They are trying to criticize Heupel's offense that was number 1 in the country. I mean, they saw nothing about that horrible defense.
It's the bitterness of butthurt fans and players who are mad that Heupel left for another job.
Yeah Missouri struggled in those big games because they were vastly outclassed talent wise.A lot of these Air Raid type offenses use a simple triangle progression where the qb reads open grass rather than people or coverages. And the traingle can be the same for multiple route trees. Really simplifies the reads and speeds up decision making. It isn't just one primary and a bunch of decoys. That may be what it ends up looking like when an incapable QB is trying to run it, though. But Locke wasn't incapable, so I'm not sure what your friend was talking about.