i just read a great article on the hunh

[aubiefifty 17,487]

on another site. not sure if i am allowed to say the name? its trackem tigers( mods if this is a nono please delete the name). anyway it would not let me copy or cut in paste but the info was jaw dropping. it seems even with the no huddle that gus runs he actually ( in his three years at auburn) only ran ten or even only five more playa than caoch b or coach saban and others. and the case was made where their are fewer injuries in the hunh as well. so basically it demolishes all arguments by the other coaches...............

[AUenginerd 16]

http://trackemtigers.com/?p=17002

[AUld fAUx@ 2,584]

http://trackemtigers.com/?p=17002

"The no huddle teams tend to have more blocks and tackles made on the edges of the field, away from the crushing mass of offensive linemen."

Difficult to prove, but at least plausible?

[AU-24 3,124]

No huddle = score with fewer plays.

The Gus system runs the ball so much, with high percentage passes, that the clock doesn't stop much; so in the end, same amount of plays IMO.

[bwillaub 0]

No huddle = score with fewer plays.

The Gus system runs the ball so much, with high percentage passes, that the clock doesn't stop much; so in the end, same amount of plays IMO.

Statistics have been shown to back this up.

[keesler 5,934]

What kind of offense did Clemson run vs LSU in the chicken bowl? IIRC, Clemsun ran off 90+ offensive plays and in the end won the game. Do they run HUNH or just breakneck speed offense?

[SCBusPilot 72]

What kind of offense did Clemson run vs LSU in the chicken bowl? IIRC, Clemsun ran off 90+ offensive plays and in the end won the game. Do they run HUNH or just breakneck speed offense?

Their OC, Chad Morris, is one of Gus' disciples. It's basically Gus' offense that they run. Good article below.

http://www.al.com/sp...clemsons_c.html

[AU64 10,122]

Was directed to this website today...if you want to read some interesting analysis of Gus and his offense, this guy has done a number of pieces with full detail and description. Check here: http://smartfootball.com/ and here is a typical piece: http://smartfootball.com/tag/malzahn lots of others with stop action photos of the plays.

[Charleston Tiger 134]

Was directed to this website today...if you want to read some interesting analysis of Gus and his offense, this guy has done a number of pieces with full detail and description. Check here: http://smartfootball.com/ and here is a typical piece: http://smartfootball.com/tag/malzahn lots of others with stop action photos of the plays.

Thanks for that site - gonna have to do some reading!