Death Valley;1060230; said:
4.) If OSU does pull in Pryor that's awesome for your team. But I think you would agree that they will then absolutely have to change the schme. You can't fit a square peg into a round hole.
True, if TP comes we will adjust. This years offense doesn't even come close to resembling last years with Troy Smith. We were more explosive, we had a lot more QB potential with Troys accuracy, legs, and elusiveness. However, that showed to be a bit of a bad thing when we failed to realize there were some questions at the offensive line and thus, Florida busted through.
This flavor of the OSU offense has been built around the idea that Todd didn't have to win games, he just couldn't lose them. Which may have worked last night had it not been for a collection of stupid penalties and a few bad breaks.
I am sure our offense will be different next year, I like Todd but I don't know if I see an offense this limited making it to next year. We have Henton on the bench who's a much more mobile quarterback and I figure during the spring Tressel will have them compete. Boeckman, when he's on, throws a deadly deep ball, but his confidence got rattled during the Illinois game and it just appears he never quite recovered. A lot of that has to do with the offensive gameplanning, I have always been a believer that if you are having problems with your QB's passing confidence you make the passing game easy to rebuild, but what do I know, I am just another Monday morning quarterback.
To the topic of what this team needs? It's pretty easy, we have most of the elements in place, we need a little work on our corners, some defensive change ups to confuse offenses, but we have the coach and the talent to make a serious run in 2008, if we get past USC, look out!