General question for the board: What is Huesman's offensive philosophy? What does he want the offense to look like when it's close to a "finished product"? Sincere question, I'm not taking a shot at him or the staff, just curious. I know he prefers a mobile/running qb similar to when he had his son at Chattanooga. For those who followed him there did he prefer several smaller, scat back rb's or did he have a primary, featured rb? Our injury situation at RB this year hasn't really allowed us to see what he wants to do at that position. Mancuso has had some moments this season and I'm guessing he will be the incumbent starter next year going into his senior season. I'm interested to see what the offense looks like with a returning starter at qb.
Offensive Philosophy
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They scored a lot more at Chattanooga than they have here.
I didn't follow him much except for the last few years when they were a perennial playoff team. They did use a primary back - not a bruiser but at least 200 lbs. When his son Jacob (QB) was there, he was the leading rusher or a close second.
If he sticks with Durden and this offense, we should probably expect to recruit more running QBs. Does Lamar Jackson have a little brother?
I didn't follow him much except for the last few years when they were a perennial playoff team. They did use a primary back - not a bruiser but at least 200 lbs. When his son Jacob (QB) was there, he was the leading rusher or a close second.
If he sticks with Durden and this offense, we should probably expect to recruit more running QBs. Does Lamar Jackson have a little brother?
Reckless with the football is the strategy that I’ve seen over the past couple of years.
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