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Water is wet, and no-huddle exists to hide an anemic OL.
Asked if told 10 years ago he would be calling this type of offense, Sarkisian laughed. He said he should have been and also said that he would love to have played this style. In the past, he thought an approach where he tried to shorten the game would be the best route for the team. But, because of depth and skill personnel, that this best-suited the Huskies this season. In addition, he said it allows them to, “emphasize our skill players and de-emphasize up front.”
Story. Who needs to recruit linemen, bitches?
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Our O-line? Thank God Sankey has good vision. He'll need it this year.
You are telling me that Chris Polk, Jermaine Kearse, Devin Aguilar, Goodwin, James Johnson(when he was good), Middleton and Lockner wouldn't kick ass in this offense?! GTFO with that nonsense.
Rolling with the prostyle the first four years was stupid. I guess better late than never and I really hope years from now we'll look back at Sark changing this offense as the turning point(like James changing defense vs OSU in 89', Neuheisel going to option vs Colorado in 99').
I hope it works out but I'm still a little bummed he didn't go to this when it was so obvious especially by the time Jack was a senior.
#Wonderlicbitches
p.s. Then again, Massoli was good at it, and he has GOT to be dumber than Montlake Jesus.
Jack was usually pretty solid in the two minute drill because he didn't have to think, he just went out and played.
I think he'd do very well in this offense.
In contrast, Adrian Klemm IS a great recruiter of offensive linemen, no matter where they come from. Kids want to play for him because he bonds with them, and he uses it to his advantage in recruiting.
But the offensive and defensive lines are terrible and the coach is an idiot.
If you saw Sark walking across Lake Washington some of you would say it just shows he can't swim.
Or the lake lacked depth.