I formation

But I think the way that the schemes are coming off Ryan Grubb on the offense, that's what I have a really big problem with.

True or false? Doesn't it feel like when you watch this team, it's like I formation, then five wide, then pistol, then something else.

Like, are we a multiple playbook? What are we trying to do? And that's one of the biggest issues that I've had with Grubb is not having a true identity.

I don't want to take anything away from Tennessee.

That's crippled up high formation.

I don't know if they came to kill him, but they're out to the right.

They're lined up in the aisle.

What about Wormack? That's the signal.

Again on the play at four.

and that power thrust right up the middle.

Here's the I-formation again.

Good off to the left.

Am I the only one who knows Andy Reid is not going to be a run-first coach? They're not going to play Marty Ball.

They're not going to run I-Formation.

His entire life, he's been a 60% pass coach, which that's how it should be when you have Patrick Mahomes in the NFL.

But you're talking like they're going to be some 50-50 run-pass split, and it's just going to be a commitment to running.

And that's something Klatt talked about with us about what – It was either clad of Brock Huard or maybe both about what Keelan Russell is doing at Alabama that he's running way more pro style than you would imagine.

Buddy, when they lined up at I-Formation under center, I'm like, you almost never see this in college anymore.

It looks so strange.

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Simon, let's go to an audio clip for Ryan Grubb talking about the I-Formation.

The I-Formation, when you look at Ryan Grubb talking about the I-Formation, this is Ryan Grubb, your offensive coordinator.

The eye formation is obviously something that defensive players didn't grow up with.

They obviously don't rep it much in practice.

But we were just too physically strong for them and overpowered them both on the ground, and also our passing game clicked pretty well, uh, got on the board for a couple, three scores, and of course, then it got a little easy after we put our reserves in.

And, uh, I was pleased that we won the game.

I was pleased that we improved.

But the real measurement of how good we are, uh, I think, is not going to come until the conclusion of the season, after we've played 10 games and we have a direct measurement with the schedule that we have played.

It's still a bit early to determine who the top teams are or how good a lot of the, uh, teams such as Notre Dame and several others, uh, are after four games.

Well, the Army team, you know, defeated Vanderbilt, and Vanderbilt knocked off Alabama, so that's not that bad of an Army team.

[laughs] That's exactly right, and I think it's a good point.

And also, as I, uh, discussed last week on the show, I said that, uh, Missouri, a bowl team of 1968, had, uh, won by four points over Army.

If I know Josh McDaniels, he's going to do what he did with Belichick.

They'll go to I-Formation this week.

They're going to go run the football.

They're going to get really basic and really

Steve Irons, and that power thrust right up the middle.

Here's the I-formation again, put off to the left.

Here's the in Killensworth, and the slot is hidden to the left.

Here's the give this time to Harper.

He was hit there by Jockets and he went right over his shoulder and Kirchenberg made the tackle secure.

He'll have to wait for them to un-pile.

It's going to be mighty close to the first down.

They place it on the 30th of first down for Oklahoma.

That triple just high formation.

I don't know if they come with Killen's work, but out to the right, they're lined up in the aisle.

What about Wormack? Drops the signal, Hinton's in the snap to the right, and Wormack on again this time to receive it.

Going straight ahead, Steve Owens, and Owens gets about three yards on the play, and he's dropped right there.

Second down and six yards to go.

Steve Owens, and that power thrust right up the middle.

Here's the I-formation again, put off to the left.

Here's the in Killensworth, and the slot is hidden to the left.