The Oracle Barnett buys into Bell’s new offense

[Brad]

In the way  @NewEnglandBull would put it: “What did you expect him to say!?!”

[puc86]

Anyway you could edit your twitter posts to something like this?

[Bull Dozer]

17 hours ago, NewEnglandBull said:

Did he have a choice? 

Players didn't buy into Gilbert's offense....   

Edited April 11, 2019 by Bull Dozer

[Guest Jonesy Bull]

All the offensive players are really talking a big game.   You cant help but buy into the hype.  I just hope it really does translate in the fall.

Hope "springs" eternal.....pun intended.

[Bull Dozer]

I can't wait to see what all the hype is about tomorrow 

[Bulls On Parade]

First offensive play should be a HB dive just to mess with everybody. 

[Gatorbull325]

31 minutes ago, Bulls On Parade said:

First offensive play should be a HB dive just to mess with everybody. 

They should do it 2-3 times in a row lol

[Cornada]

In the big picture...Barnett is young and gullible.

It comes down to that CCS is not committed to USF...if he was we'd be a conference champion by now.

[E.T.]

That single sentence covered last year's offense.

[FazaUSF]

On 4/10/2019 at 10:29 PM, Brad said:

Barnett buys into Bell’s new offense

By Steven Gerardy, Staff Writer

On April 10, 2019

One thing that has been made clear by new offensive coordinator Kerwin Bell is that USF’s offense will be run differently next season.

Returning quarterback Blake Barnett doesn’t want to dwell on the past.

He said Bell’s new scheme gives the signal callers more of an opportunity to open up the offense to its playmakers.

“I don’t really want to talk too much about last year’s offense,” Barnett said. “This year’s offense is more of a pro-style concept, which is good, because it gives the quarterbacks a better idea that when we go out to a play, to execute on a higher level.”

Bell will look to use the many weapons the Bulls have on offense in ways never thought of last season. With Barnett remaining under center, Jordan Cronkrite and Johnny Ford will continue to be a dual threat out of the backfield, but Bell has something more in mind for Ford than just rushing the ball.

“Man, he [Ford] has been a surprise,” Bell said. “He has been one of our best man beaters. He runs really crisp routes. It’s unbelievable how he has caught on to it. We have sold him on the fact that this position uses all of his talents … With him and Cronkrite being in the backfield, it is going to really utilize the talent we have on offense.”

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A pro-style offense? Great, third time's a charm, see, only two coaches have thus far failed miserably when trying to force a pro-style offense (square peg) onto a team built for the spread and lacking the horses for a pro-style offense (round hole). Yup, third time's a charm... Just 8 months til we're back on the coaching carousel, for anyone counting...