Do those numbers hold up for pass-first spread teams?

by Jeff (BGS) , A starter home in suburban Tempe, Saturday, February 04, 2012, 13:19 (5240 days ago) @ Bill

I think I'd me more impressed with a Holtz team running for 4.0 ypc when everyone was expecting four yards and a cloud of dust (or at least the option) than a true spread offense running for 4.5 ypc. Of course, Kelly hasn't come close to running a true spread offense yet at ND.

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On building program toughness - Bill, 2012-02-04, 12:13
- Do those numbers hold up for pass-first spread teams? - Jeff (BGS), 2012-02-04, 13:19
- More: Alabama was +3.06 this year. Oregon was +3.01. - LaFortune Teller, 2012-02-04, 12:54
  - 2.50 was Holtz's best: in 1992 - Bill, 2012-02-04, 13:04
    - Those numbers were bolstered by the defense - CK08, 2012-02-05, 07:57
    - Those numbers are surprising - BPH, 2012-02-04, 13:13
      - My perception was that Baer's defense was - BillyGoat, 2012-02-05, 18:47
        
        was it Baer or his secondary and Sam LB? - Spesh, 2012-02-05, 19:02
        
        02 Secondary was very good - CK08, 2012-02-06, 09:26
- Great post - BPH, 2012-02-04, 12:42
  - Someone alluded to this the other day... - KGB, 2012-02-04, 12:49
    - or if those two had been back as seniors in 2010? - bpeters07, 2012-02-04, 12:53
      - I can't make up my mind if Clausen or Tate would - BillyGoat, 2012-02-05, 11:56

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Do those numbers hold up for pass-first spread teams?