Vol8188
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The most popular running play employed in the spread is the Read Option. This play is also known as the Zone Read, QB Choice, or QB Wrap. A type of double option, the read option is a relatively simple play during which the offensive line zone blocks in one direction, ignoring defensive personnel, while the quarterback makes a single read (usually of the backside defensive end or linebacker) and decides whether or not to hand the ball to a running back on a dive or slant track -- "reading the end and decide whether to keep it or to pull it".
I pointed this out once only to be told that it's basically the same thing. Everyone on this site calls it the read option. Maybe start a thread explaining the difference?
I'm inclined to believe the guy, but.....
If Worley wasn't making the correct read, if he wasn't running it because he was scared, or whatever, wouldn't he be sitting on the bench? Or was that the Peterman experiment?
If I'm Butch Jones and Worley is the best quarterback on the roster, my only other options are true freshman who I believe are not ready to play, and my team is averaging 5.4 yards a rush, I'm probably telling Worley it's his call, but his lack of rushing attempts probably isn't my biggest offensive concern right now.
I'm honestly getting pissed with this game plan. If he's not going to keep it at least 25% of the time, no team takes it seriously, so STOP RUNNING THE MOTHER%#*^IN' PLAY! Unreal that our coaches haven't figured this out.