Evolution of an Offense - and Coach, Part III

Posted Feb 19, 2007

Much of what John Shoop says about offense echoes these concepts. "We want to be able to run it when we want to and we want to be able to run the ball when we have to," Shoop says. "We're going be an explosive offense in that we are going to create a conflict of assignment (for the defense) off those runs. We’re going to get the ball down field." (Inside Carolina)

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