Downinthebend
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What is the fascination with a hurry up spread? Bama won a championship with a very pedestrian pro-style system. Auburn the year before ran a spread but not a hurry up, and LSU the year before that ran a conventional system. I don't see value in playing outside of your strength for the sake of saying you did it.
At the same time I think Kelly is prepping for USC. With their ability to score almost at will, the long, sustained 8 minute drives can be the difference in winning and losing.
Was it "pretty" last night, no, but we scored on two of our three first half possessions, shortened the game and forced BC to execute perfectly with pressure knowing that we could go 10 to 15 plays and be patient and grind out a drive. There is more to be said about that then we have really given Kelly credit for.
Auburn ran a no-huddle pretty fast spread offense.
I personally love a spread no huddle hurry up offense but one can't complain with 10-0.