[LandoGriffin]

I really like the Georgia Tech/Navy Triple, it's a thing of beauty when they get it going. Nebraska wasn't really a triple team for the most part, they ran alot of zone schemes up front, They rarely read the dive as an option. They ran the belly option and load option, even used alot of the ole Delaware Wing T number system on their plays as far as how they determined right and left, not so much in using it as a series, which in turn was simply a reboot of the old Michigan Single Wing terminology. It was a thing of beauty as well during the Osbourne era, I really enjoyed watching the Eric Crouch teams play, that reverse pass to close out the Oklahoma game back in 2000 is one my greatest memories of college football.

I would like to see them go with alot of zone schemes up front, I think to get the full benefit of the inside/outside zone you have to hang your hat on those schemes as a base offense, they are so versatile with everything you do in the backfield while still keeping your scheme the same between the tackles. I also like the Power and Counter scheme to go along with it as an alternative, really like watching the Stanford/Michigan State/Alabama offenses work right now.

Although, If the Tigers get downhill on some good ole mountain Power I, Blocking Down, Kicking out, then I will be on board 100%, too many guys want to be pretty nowadays on offense.

What are we looking at an Odd or Even front on defense? Do you guys think they will Pattern Read in the secondary or are they going to do more dropping to grass? I would like to see a versatile defense with a stack scheme or 425 against the spread with alot of Fire Zone looks and disguising where we are brining our extra rusher while also being able to drop down into an 60 look against the I teams.

Mister Vader You're way over my head here also.I'd say you're a cut above the average football guy.