Does Everyone Know The Playbook?

0409_SPO_LDN-L-USC-PRACTICE-MBUSC’s no-huddle offense means less time between plays, which also means less time to ask someone else what to do on the play. Coach Steve Sarkisian said it quickly becomes apparent who doesn’t know the plays.

“It is glaring when you don’t know the play,” he said.

17 thoughts on “Does Everyone Know The Playbook?

  1. How Sark expects to integrate a brand new offense, using a no huddle style, in under a complete season is stretching FB credulity.

  2. So much for all that tradition you SC fans love so much. But I guess if you can’t beat ’em anymore you might as well join ’em.

  3. I remember reading that one pro coach gave the QBs written tests about various defensive strategies, the blocking schemes that the offense would be employing, and where the rush pressure would likely come from.

    I wonder if Sark does that?

    When installing a new scheme or even new terminology about a familiar scheme, written tests to all position groups would seem sensible.

    I wish Scott would make a few calls to ask whether it’s done, and if not, why the coaches don’t think it’s needed or worthwhile.

  4. The comment section of this area has as much UCLA fans as USC fans. You’re obsessed with us. Its funny.

    • This is nothing new. Ucla has always been the little sister trying to make something of herself. Her obsession with her older brother is not very healthy.

    • Has always been that way, ever since Wolf started the blog.

      it’s because, win or lose, LA is all about USC Football.

    • Many little gutties have a huge dosage of bitterness and hatred towards USC. It’s phenomenal that we have affected their lives so adversely. Hang around here for awhile and you’ll be stunned at their commitment to Scottie and the Troll platform. Very weird. You’ll see.

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