Spring Practice

[rush]

The new communication wristbands are in place. Should speed up the offense quite a bit. The offense looks to be transitioning back to RPO heavy plays.

What time does practice start?

 

[ScalpEmIndians]

What time does practice start?

Morning practice right now is starting at 5:45. In their athletics period, 9:30, they are lifting and watching video.

 

[Usedtocould]

The new communication wristbands are in place. Should speed up the offense quite a bit. The offense looks to be transitioning back to RPO heavy plays.

Hope they don’t lose the I formation speed counter based plays (my name for it) I personally hate the RPO there was one guy who ran it and that’s Vince Young (and Roschon to some extent) and so everyone thought it worked but to me it’s an obstacle to moving the ball
At the same time I trust this coaching staff

 

[ScalpEmIndians]

Hope they don’t lose the I formation speed counter based plays (my name for it) I personally hate the RPO there was one guy who ran it and that’s Vince Young (and Roschon to some extent) and so everyone thought it worked but to me it’s an obstacle to moving the ball
At the same time I trust this coaching staff

They are going to have to use every advantage they can. Ashworth is the most mobile QB we’ve had since Roschon so they are going to key off that. Taking some pressure off Henry to have to run himself to death. With a smaller OL than we’ve had in 5 years we need to be faster and more agile. I’m not a huge fan of the RPO myself but if run correctly it’s hard to defend.

 

[rush]

Morning practice right now is starting at 5:45. In their athletics period, 9:30, they are lifting and watching video.

Interesting. So no evening practices?

 

[ScalpEmIndians]

Interesting. So no evening practices?

No not yet.

 

[IndianFan]

They are going to have to use every advantage they can. Ashworth is the most mobile QB we’ve had since Roschon so they are going to key off that. Taking some pressure off Henry to have to run himself to death. With a smaller OL than we’ve had in 5 years we need to be faster and more agile. I’m not a huge fan of the RPO myself but if run correctly it’s hard to defend.

Blake Bost was no slouch. 4,592 yards career passing and a very good running QB.

~1000 yards and 19 TDs running the ball in 2020.