Weekly Press Conference 09-29-15

[Rocky Style]

Collin Sherwin ‏@USFCollin 12s13 seconds ago

Taggart says they're looking as a staff at what works & what doesn't. Says bubble screen needs to be in, but needs better execution.

I'm gettin jacked up for this game

 

 

 

[raptorcj]

Collin Sherwin ‏@USFCollin 12s13 seconds ago

Taggart says they're looking as a staff at what works & what doesn't. Says bubble screen needs to be in, but needs better execution.

I'm gettin jacked up for this game

[Bulls On Parade]

I got a fever and the only cure is more bubble screens.

[beefy620]

i do think bubble screens should be there a couple times a game but have to executed properly...

 

[raptorcj]

i do think bubble screens should be there a couple times a game but have to executed properly...

 

[beefy620]

Just a question...what offense doesnt run the bubble screen.  

Our execution of it so far has been piss poor however

[Paisa el Toro]

Just a question...what offense doesnt run the bubble screen.

Our execution of it so far has been piss poor however

Maybe this is a chicken/egg scenario, but I think it's been executed poorly because of how predictable it is to see coming. Other teams seem to try to "mask" the fact that a bubble screen or qb draw is coming; this offense does not.

Edited September 30, 2015 by Paisa el Toro

[Apis Bull]

Just a question...what offense doesnt run the bubble screen.

Our execution of it so far has been piss poor however

Maybe this is a chicken/egg scenario, but I think it's been executed poorly because of how predictable it is to see coming. Other teams seem to try to "mask" the fact that a bubble screen or qb draw is coming; this offense does not.

This.  Bubble screens are only effective if they're not expected.

[Who'sYourData?]

I hope they've been opening up the vertical passing playbook.

It's been open.  QF skips that chapter.

[Who'sYourData?]

Just a question...what offense doesnt run the bubble screen.

Our execution of it so far has been piss poor however

Maybe this is a chicken/egg scenario, but I think it's been executed poorly because of how predictable it is to see coming. Other teams seem to try to "mask" the fact that a bubble screen or qb draw is coming; this offense does not.

Agreed.  

And other teams occasionally pass the ball to players who are past the line of scrimmage too.  I understand it is kind of a new thing, Notre Dame didn't start that concept until 100 years ago or so.  But some claim that it can work.