How does the Washington offense work?

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• RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123

  November 2016

  Watch the OL on Gaskin's TD against Stanford. Every guy is driving a Stanford player backwards. You could single out every guy and the two TE's.

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• TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680

  November 2016

  It outscores the opponents.
  
  Saved you a click.

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• TTJ Member Posts: 4,798

  November 2016

  Stars. Neat.

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• AIRWOLF Member Posts: 1,840

  November 2016 edited November 2016

  I see now. When it says "waiting for approval" when you post a link, it is waiting for Stalin to do his Taft thing.
  
  It was a decent article, though that author has done much better. I like it when he really gets down in the weeds on the Xs and Os.
  
  I am not sure he is correct in saying outside zone is the UW's staple running play either. I think we see Power more often. And Buck Sweep/Pin and Pull has to be close to as common as a straight outside zone, if not more common.
  

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• BabsGilbyTawdTy Member Posts: 1,058

  November 2016 edited November 2016

  Really enjoyed reading that article.
  
  Instead of straight up maulers like you see at Alabama, the staff is focused on guys who can hold their own at the point of attack but most importantly are nimble in open space.
  
  It demonstrates why Foster Sarrel would be such a great fit — even at left guard during his first season or two — for what UW and Strausser are going to do.
  
  LT: Adams
  LG: Sarrel
  C: Shelton
  RG: Harris
  RT: McGary
  
  Damn that will be fun to watch Browning throwing and Gaskin/Coleman/Dotson running behind those guys next season.
  

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• CokeGreaterThanPepsi Member Posts: 7,646

  November 2016

  BabsGilbyTawdTy said:

  Really enjoyed reading that article.
  
  Instead of straight up maulers like you see at Alabama, the staff is focused on guys who can hold their own at the point of attack but most importantly are nimble in open space.
  
  It demonstrates why Foster Sarrel would be such a great fit — even at left guard during his first season or two — for what UW and Strausser are going to do.
  
  LT: Adams
  LG: Sarrel
  C: Shelton
  RG: Harris
  RT: McGary
  
  Damn that will be fun to watch Browning throwing and Gaskin/Coleman/Dotson McGrew running behind those guys next season.
  

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• whatshouldicareabout Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 12,731

  November 2016

  Surprised it wasn't a link to this picture:
  
  

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• ApostleofGrief Member Posts: 3,904

  November 2016

  Well, would be improved if he mentioned about the line being ready to rumble. Can we always use "Center" for the name of the C? Somebody used that once and then i didn't see it again.

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• PatHadenFS Member Posts: 542

  November 2016

  Dumbshit Article said:

  If no one in the Pac-12 can figure it out, I imagine we’ll have to wait and see if defenses from other conferences can fare any better come playoff time.

  

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• TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680

  November 2016

  BabsGilbyTawdTy said:

  Really enjoyed reading that article.
  
  Instead of straight up maulers like you see at Alabama, the staff is focused on guys who can hold their own at the point of attack but most importantly are nimble in open space.
  
  It demonstrates why Foster Sarrel would be such a great fit — even at left guard during his first season or two — for what UW and Strausser are going to do.
  
  LT: Adams
  LG: Sarrel
  C: Center
  RG: Harris
  RT: McGary
  
  Damn that will be fun to watch Browning throwing and Gaskin/Coleman/Dotson running behind those guys next season.
  

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• Fire_Marshall_Bill Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 23,855

  November 2016

  random play generator!!!! We'll suck for 1,000 years!!!

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• Mike_Honcho Member Posts: 214

  November 2016

  BabsGilbyTawdTy said:

  Really enjoyed reading that article.
  
  Instead of straight up maulers like you see at Alabama, the staff is focused on guys who can hold their own at the point of attack but most importantly are nimble in open space.
  
  It demonstrates why Foster Sarrel would be such a great fit — even at left guard during his first season or two — for what UW and Strausser are going to do.
  
  LT: Adams
  LG: Sarrel
  C: Shelton
  RG: Harris
  RT: McGary
  
  Damn that will be fun to watch Browning throwing and Gaskin/Coleman/Dotson running behind those guys next season.
  

  What kind of Huskie fan are you?
  
  I don't see Center or Ossai on that list?
  
  Whose McGary?

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