Videos of USC offense

[bschoolprof 6,335]

My guess is there are lots of UT fans that have not watched much of the USC offense this year.  Here are some game highlight clips (couldn't find any of just the USC offense - sorry).

I didn't want to put this in the 2020 coaches thread because there's a lot of shit flinging there.  This thread is just for comments/thoughts Harrell's offense at USC. 

 

 

[bschoolprof 6,335]

MOAR

 

 

 

[BigXII_fan 0]

USC offense has been pretty darn good this year. For a team that lost 2 QBs, they've played very well. Harrell would be an interesting hire. 

[hornhorn 100]

If nothing else, Harrell should definitely excite high school QB and WR recruits to come to Texas. Way more than Beck.

[NowThis 931]

take everything with a grain of salt. I remember a few years ago, people were hyped about Tulsa's offense and Sterling Gilbert.

[EZ$ 2,125]

Sterling Gilbert’s offense was pretty damn good considering the personnel. Even with the piss poor talent on that side of the ball, we could at least run the ball. 

[Funk Doctor Spock 13,121]

Do we have our own Pittman and Amon-Ra? I kid, kind of. Eagles could be Pittman, but Amon-Ra is a beast of a man. 

[bschoolprof 6,335]

I like the spread passing attack and its potential for our offense - we were best this year when we went hurry up and just let Sam and the WRs play without too much thinking - that's the basis of the Air Raid.  

One thing that does worry me a bit is I'm not in love with the run scheme in most of these highlights.  Harrell is no Lincoln Riley in that regard.  The runs seem to be mainly some kind of outside zone or jet sweep action.  It's very perimeter based.  That's stands in stark contrast to Herman's love affair with inside zone come hell or high water.  It will be interesting to see (if we get Harrell) whether there's a blending of our current run concepts or we go full Harrell.  

[Tex Long 4,616]

12 minutes ago, Spider2YBanana said:

Do we have our own Pittman and Amon-Ra? I kid, kind of. Eagles could be Pittman, but Amon-Ra is a beast of a man. 

Hell, we don't even have a Bru McCoy.

 

 

 

Or do we? Did he go home because Mehringer... or because LeachTree OC?

[closetojumping 65,246]

This is presumptive. I hope you aren’t karmically jinxing us. 

[Viper 12,212]

Well you would be the expert

[Funk Doctor Spock 13,121]

48 minutes ago, Tex Long said:

Hell, we don't even have a Bru McCoy.

 

 

 

Or do we? Did he go home because Mehringer... or because LeachTree OC?

Let's see if he tempts fate and tries to portal until he's out of eligibility lol

[ColeTrickle 12]

These WR routes and RB counters have me salivating 

[smakashart 156]

if u get frustrated with the runs for loss called by beck just wait until u see the horrible run calls by harrell

[Fondren & Main 6,871]

1 hour ago, closetojumping said:

This is presumptive. I hope you aren’t karmically jinxing us. 

Who really gives a fiddler’s fuck?  If we fail, we can hire Urban or some other slimy scumbag cocksucker who wins.  We are playing with house money, papi!  Giddy up, let’s go win some motherfucking games.  You know, the opposite of that hair challenged cunt at McGregor St. who quit on John Denver and his jort wearing, couch burning, prick bastard following from coal miner territory.

[HtownHorn 15,243]

I just saw 2 back sets. That would be fun with Ingram/Whittington/Robinson.

[TheMailBox357 213]

Here are 2018 UNT clips:

 

 

 

 

 

[smakashart 156]

does he run the read option? because non of our current qbs or qb commits can throw like slovis & fine.........cam rising wouldve been perfect for harrells offense

[smakashart 156]

 

Edited December 6, 2019 by smakashart

[perfectchaos007 6,766]

UNT took a giant step back this year even though there was no turnover at QB. I believe in Graham’s offense 

[hpslugga 4,096]

10 hours ago, bschoolprof said:

I like the spread passing attack and its potential for our offense - we were best this year when we went hurry up and just let Sam and the WRs play without too much thinking - that's the basis of the Air Raid.  

One thing that does worry me a bit is I'm not in love with the run scheme in most of these highlights.  Harrell is no Lincoln Riley in that regard.  The runs seem to be mainly some kind of outside zone or jet sweep action.  It's very perimeter based.  That's stands in stark contrast to Herman's love affair with inside zone come hell or high water.  It will be interesting to see (if we get Harrell) whether there's a blending of our current run concepts or we go full Harrell.  

They wouldn’t even consider Harrell unless they were contemplating some sort of shift/fusion.

[Coelenterate Fuccboi 13,386]

This offense does not align with Turtle Tom’s philosophy.

[Landomatic 3,813]

Is it just me or does this thread seem a little premature?

[B00M 6,725]

20 minutes ago, Landomatic said:

Is it just me or does this thread seem a little premature?

Yeah, let's wait until a hire has been made to have an informed opinion of the candidates!

[CurlyDumps 4,618]

I really don’t like being in this race with USC to see who is the less dysfunctional program. It unsettles me greatly. If we lose said race, I will curse this fucking thread for the next several days as it sits on the front page mocking us all.

[bschoolprof 6,335]

This is not supposed to be a thread celebrating our "new" OC.  It was just a place to fill in some details of the offense of the leading candidate, which I'm betting most of us have not seen much this year, unlike say LSU and Brady.  The 2020 coaches thread is kinda all over the place, which I why I didn't put it there.  

Perhaps I should have named it "videos of OC candidate offenses."  I don't know how to change it - if anyone does, let me know.  

Edited December 6, 2019 by bschoolprof

[markstanco 12,773]

11 hours ago, NowThis said:

take everything with a grain of salt. I remember a few years ago, people were hyped about Tulsa's offense and Sterling Gilbert.

Same with Sonny Cumbie

[EZ$ 2,125]

CDC flying to Cali yet to convince him to jump on board??

[Coelenterate Fuccboi 13,386]

1 hour ago, bschoolprof said:

This is not supposed to be a thread celebrating our "new" OC.  It was just a place to fill in some details of the offense of the leading candidate, which I'm betting most of us have not seen much this year, unlike say LSU and Brady.  The 2020 coaches thread is kinda all over the place, which I why I didn't put it there.  

Perhaps I should have named it "videos of OC candidate offenses."  I don't know how to change it - if anyone does, let me know.  

I wouldn’t worry about Negomatic. You did good.

[Slacks 7,026]

Prepare your neganus....

Harrell offense looks like WCO with bigger splits and more deep shots. Shawn Watson approves?

I didn't see much running. Not aligned.

[JBJ 3,780]

11 minutes ago, Snacks said:

Harrell offense looks like WCO with bigger splits and more deep shots.

So....Air Raid?

[DanTheHorn 5,061]

I will come back and watch once Harrell is on the staff. Looks like Herman is about to shit the bed again if rumors are true that Harrell is staying at USC.

[Coelenterate Fuccboi 13,386]

1 minute ago, DanTheHorn said:

I will come back and watch once Harrell is on the staff. Looks like Herman is about to shit the bed again if rumors are true that Harrell is staying at USC.

The hire should have been made last year. At this point, I wouldn’t blame Harrell one way or the other.

[Katfid54 9,005]

12 hours ago, bschoolprof said:

One thing that does worry me a bit is I'm not in love with the run scheme in most of these highlights.  Harrell is no Lincoln Riley in that regard.  The runs seem to be mainly some kind of outside zone or jet sweep action.  It's very perimeter based.  That's stands in stark contrast to Herman's love affair with inside zone come hell or high water.  It will be interesting to see (if we get Harrell) whether there's a blending of our current run concepts or we go full Harrell.  

If the rumors about him bringing Jeff Traylor are true, I would have no concerns about this.  Our run scheme under Traylor in 2015 was extremely innovative and successful, even without having a QB that could throw a forward pass.

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