USF Football: Hear me now and watch it happen later...

[BayIslandBull]

1 hour ago, East lake bull said:

Boca's not far away , maybe we can get about 10,000 of us to make the trip, , show the father of USF football some love , and then beat their asses.

We showed up well last time we went down and played in Lockhart stadium. They played us tough, had a qb named Rusty something that was pretty good. 

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52 minutes ago, Apis Bull said:

Except I don't know how many times it needs to be repeated, CJS runs an RPO offense, not an under center, 7 step drop offense. 

So far, it appears that all of the candidates to be our starting QB can run. 

So that's a good offense if you have no OL and an immobile QB?

[Bull Dozer]

1 hour ago, Apis Bull said:

Except I don't know how many times it needs to be repeated, CJS runs an RPO offense, not an under center, 7 step drop offense. 

So far, it appears that all of the candidates to be our starting QB can run. 

Yup Clemson had a run of Dual threat guys before Lawrence. People act like they've had a long line of pocket passers before Lawrence. It kind of funny 

[Bull Dozer]

31 minutes ago, slowdown said:

So that's a good offense if you have no OL and an immobile QB?

They ran Boyd, Watson, and Bryant plenty before Lawrence (or at the same time in Bryant's case) . Lawrence is the outlier in the  offense (and can you blame them?) and even then they took full advantage of running their QB in the most important game they played all season up to last week. CJS knows how to utilize a dual threat guy and Clemson has recruited more than their fair share. It may feel like Lawrence has been there forever but a quick look at their offenses over the years shows he's the anomaly not the standard 

Edited January 4, 2020 by Bull Dozer

[Apis Bull]

45 minutes ago, slowdown said:

So that's a good offense if you have no OL and an immobile QB?

As of right now, we don't have an immobile QB, like I stated in the post you quoted. 

22 minutes ago, Bull Dozer said:

Yup Clemson had a run of Dual threat guys before Lawrence. People act like they've had a long line of pocket passers before Lawrence. It kind of funny 

Even Lawrence can run. 

[Apis Bull]

19 minutes ago, Bull Dozer said:

They ran Boyd, Watson, and Bryant plenty before Lawrence (or at the same time in Bryant's case) . Lawrence is the outlier in the  offense (and can you blame them?) and even then they took full advantage of running their QB in the most important game they played all season up to last week. CJS knows how to utilize a dual threat guy and Clemson has recruited more than their fair share. It may feel like Lawrence has been there forever but a quick look at their offenses over the years shows he's the anomaly not the standard 

See above about Lawrence. Did no one on here watch the Clemson - OSU game?

[Bulls On Parade]

Lawrence ran a bunch vs Ohio State more than I bet McCloud did in any game. 

Looked it up...he ran 16 times and those were designed runs not breakdown in protection runs. 

Edited January 4, 2020 by Bulls On Parade

[GaUSFBull]

45 minutes ago, Apis Bull said:

See above about Lawrence. Did no one on here watch the Clemson - OSU game?

Yeah Lawrence proved his legs can beat you.  That's pretty much definition of dual threat.

[USFBulls727]

2 hours ago, BayIslandBull said:

We showed up well last time we went down and played in Lockhart stadium. They played us tough, had a qb named Rusty something that was pretty good. 

Rusty Smith. Was actually drafted in the sixth round by the Tennessee Titans

[Apis Bull]

1 hour ago, GaUSFBull said:

Yeah Lawrence proved his legs can beat you.  That's pretty much definition of dual threat.

Yet, he's considered a pro-style QB.