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Air Force and Navy have bee... (Below threshold)1. Posted by davecisar | December 13, 2008 9:14 AM | Score: 0 (0 votes cast)
Air Force and Navy have been using option style offenses. Army on the other hand went away from the option until just last year.
At the service academies you just dont have the ahtletes to spread people out and operate in space. You are never going to get top athletes to attend the academies, so the option is definitely the way to go. PLUS very few teams run the option. The less talent you have the more space is your enemy.
Even if you do have one legit playmaker at a service academy ( they dont) if you tried to get him in space it is simple to take one player out of the game via scheme and matching your best 1-2 defenders on him etc.
Heck Bobby Ross, a coach with a National Championship ring couldnt even get close to .500 at Army running a "balanced' attack.
1. Posted by davecisar | December 13, 2008 9:14 AM |
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