That sounds more like the way a spread offense is run anyway.

May 26, 2017
10:46:12am

Harrison0Yfan All-American

From my understanding, the pro style allows the coordinator to call some formations and make personnel substitutions and allow the QB and WRs to make the real time reads, while the spread has set formations designed to get a certain player the ball.

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Ty Detmer's hand-signals last year seemed to be the number of the player the

here's to hoping

5/26/17 12:07am

I don't think it was that easy and his offense never is anyway

cougarmanguy

5/26/17 12:10am

The idea is to give a qb a play and allow him

cougarmanguy

5/26/17 12:11am

In my limited experience (high school only)

22jrob22

5/26/17 4:17am

thanks

here's to hoping

5/26/17 9:50am

Except JWill's # is not 32. 😁

soupie

5/26/17 12:20am

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Cougazul

5/26/17 12:28am

ha, got me there, I will have to find the video to verify what he held up.

here's to hoping

5/26/17 12:37am

he does hold up 21, not 32, sorry about that. here is the link

here's to hoping

5/26/17 6:15pm

Except they called plays in the huddle not with hand signals

GeauxCougs

5/26/17 5:34am

And this

cougarmanguy

5/26/17 6:01am

Um...I'm pretty sure Ty's offense doesn't have only 1 receiver option...

rggee

5/26/17 6:24am

From what I understand

Seasider

5/26/17 6:33am

And they change out said wristband and use different codes throughout the game

fulano

5/26/17 6:52am

If you are right why would you post it here for all in the world to see?

BYUgeezer

5/26/17 6:42am

Because I'm sure Paul chyrst and Ed orgeron are studying cougar board.

COACHdrn

5/26/17 8:45am

We have Ute fans on here. Plus all it takes is a quick Google search.

D.T. Survivor

5/26/17 1:26pm

I can see it now... An SEC head coach sitting down at his computer the night...

COACHdrn

5/26/17 5:02pm

Alabama has dozens of coaches. Having an intern do a quick Google search

D.T. Survivor

5/27/17 10:09am

First of all, I don't think I'm right. It just seemed really strange that this

here's to hoping

5/26/17 1:51pm

Yeah, no. You may have seen some sort coincidence but I promise it's not that

Wedgetail

5/26/17 6:48am

Obvious troll is obvious

Mike Ross

5/26/17 7:56am

Obvious or oblivious?

mantis mutu

5/26/17 10:18am

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JimmyZ

5/26/17 8:25am

Hilarious. Almost Greenrake-esque. Well done.

MoscowCoug

5/26/17 8:47am

If he puts up his middle finger

PJMort

5/26/17 9:11am

3 Numbers correspond to play

stev

5/26/17 9:19am

thanks

here's to hoping

5/26/17 9:50am

Do they only use each play once? Otherwise it's really easy for the other team

ryebrye

5/26/17 3:06pm

Maybe each play has a few different codes?

COACHdrn

5/26/17 5:04pm

Yes

stev

5/29/17 1:45pm

THANKS FOR BLOWING OUR COVER, DUDE!

Ham

5/26/17 10:12am

There's zero chance that's true

Freddie Cougar

5/26/17 10:31am

That sounds more like the way a spread offense is run anyway.

Harrison0Yfan

5/26/17 10:46am

It's from his Green Bay days. Had to be that simple or Favre would get confused.

Roko's Basilisk

5/26/17 11:10am

Joe Glenn (Wyo) did same thing. Who was #1 on Wyo the year they played Utah?

fan_byu

5/26/17 11:31am

Oh no. Joe was VERY clear about who he thought was #1.

fulano

5/26/17 3:55pm

RE: Ty Detmer's hand-signals last year seemed to be the number of the player the

Unibro

5/26/17 11:31am

That's not how play calling works.

chazen

5/26/17 1:24pm

I now understand why your post name is Walk ON

jfausett

5/26/17 4:28pm

The whole idea of his offense is for the QB and receivers to read the defense

oldrugger

5/26/17 4:44pm

Clarification and Link

here's to hoping

5/26/17 6:14pm

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