First four practices, every snap no huddle

[JonDMiller]

Bryce Miller just tweeted this out....per Greg Davis.

I am shocked...I guess I didn't believe the spring fling was going to translate into that in fall camp. You don't do this in fall camp an not do it in games.

 

[ICHawk24]

I'd like to think it carries over into the season. I'll believe what I see on the field. But it sounds great!

 

[SamsonHawk515]

Whoa, that's great to hear, uptempo football is something most Hawk fans having been calling for.

 

[hawkfan340]

-- head 'asplode --

 

[MidwestHawk7]

No huddle dosn't mean up-tempo. You can still take he play clock up without huddling.

 

[SamsonHawk515]

No huddle dosn't mean up-tempo. You can still take he play clock up without huddling.

Typical

 

[JonDMiller]

No huddle dosn't mean up-tempo. You can still take he play clock up without huddling.

agreed and one benefit of no huddle, even if you are not going up tempo, makes it tough for defense to change their personnel groups

 

[Section136]

Typical

Its true though. A lot of teams dont huddle after every play but are not up tempo.

Would you consider the Colts with Peyton Manning under center "up tempo"?

They rarely huddled.

 

[MidwestHawk7]

I would love to see up-tempo, but with so many questions on offense you just put your defense in a worse position. That is something we can't afford to do. I do agree with Jon that it still makes it hard for the defense to make subs.

 

[OUTofTOWNHAWK]

Is he sure? Was kirk there?

 

[SamsonHawk515]

Its true though. A lot of teams dont huddle after every play but are not up tempo.

Would you consider the Colts with Peyton Manning under center "up tempo"?

They rarely huddled.

Yes, up tempo is putting pressure on the other teams D, that's exactly what the Patriots and Broncos do, check out which NFL teams had the most snaps per game last year. By not huddling you are already setting the pace as an O, this is exactly what up tempo means.

 

[SamsonHawk515]

Its true though. A lot of teams dont huddle after every play but are not up tempo.

Would you consider the Colts with Peyton Manning under center "up tempo"?

They rarely huddled.

NFL Football Stats - NFL Team Plays per Game on TeamRankings.com Stats don't lie and Manning plays for the Broncos all he talked about is how they want to run as many offensive plays as possible this year. I guess that doesn't mean up tempo...

 

[kicker22]

So taking a more up tempo approach, does that mean Michigan State players start dropping every other play in the second quarter or will they make past half time. Glad this isn't the NFL or the refs might not allow us playing at such a pace. Oregon watch out.

 

[bighawkeyedaddy]

The first 3 and out with 12 seconds taken off the clock and the fans will be booing and wanting them to slow down.

 

[joker]

Didn't they have a Delay of Game penalty last year running the no huddle before a half?

 

[woodyk1]

agreed and one benefit of no huddle, even if you are not going up tempo, makes it tough for defense to change their personnel groups

Not if a certain Arkansas coach has something to say about it. The story is a few weeks old, but it makes me chuckle.

Bret Bielema wants rules changes to slow down no-huddle offenses - CBSSports.com

 

[kmurp]

That's why they need to practice it more and actually use it more in games. They can't hope to make it work well if they rarely use it.

 

[hawkfan33]

The first 3 and out with 12 seconds taken off the clock and the fans will be booing and wanting them to slow down.

More than likely Kurt changes his mind and scraps it after the first time we go three and out and we never see the no-huddle again.

 

[kmurp]

Thankfully Kurt doesn't coach iowa.

 

[Balgrupa]

yes, I think twice last year the play clock ran out while Iowa was in no huddle.