01-13-2019, 10:00 AM
So what if we run 63% of the time on first down?
What difference does it make to a defense?
None.
What if often go R, R, P?
It makes no difference.
If we always ran on first down--always--yes, that would be helpful.
We don't and never have.
People, this is the most wasted use of Stanford intelligence of which I am aware.
PS: True story.
The last person who criticized Stanford's play calling to me--honest, I swear--didn't know where linebackers lined up.
What difference does it make to a defense?
None.
What if often go R, R, P?
It makes no difference.
If we always ran on first down--always--yes, that would be helpful.
We don't and never have.
People, this is the most wasted use of Stanford intelligence of which I am aware.
PS: True story.
The last person who criticized Stanford's play calling to me--honest, I swear--didn't know where linebackers lined up.
