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shula vs chud


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who do yall think was really the better oc ?

.CHUD

  1.  aggressive play caller 
  2. high risk
  3. pass heavy
  4. offense based around cam
  5. offense put up alot of points per game 
  6. More turn overs due to aggressive offense 
  7. did not run clock
  8. did not use running backs   often 
  9. 7 and 9 under this offense 

 

 

SHULA

  1. conservative play caller
  2. low risk
  3. balanced
  4. offense leans on the runningbacks and cam as a passer 
  5. less points then chud per game
  6. less tds
  7. runs clock with offense
  8. uses combination of runningbacks
  9. 12 and 4 
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At least last season, Shula and Cam had several game winning drives and got the job done in crunch time. knew how to work the defense for that TD.

Chud, not so much. Offense was all bout stats. When it came down to it, we failed to get the ball in the endzone when it mattered.

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I've always thought that the defense dictates how your offensive philosophy pans out. If you can't stop anybody, your going to be more aggressive. If you can dominate the opposing team, being less aggressive isn't really a problem.

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