[BigAppleBucky]

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What was really surprising to me was that UCLA hardly ever threw the swing pass they ran so effectively against Stanford, against Baylor.  Perhaps Baylor not playing a 3-4 and having smaller (faster) defenders made UCLA think the swing passes wouldn't be as effective, and they could run up the middle on them more. . . .

Matt Canada (Wisconsin OC) on why the Wisconsin didn't play the same offense all season that the Badgers did in the Big Ten title game:
“Every game is different,” he said. “Certain teams give you an ability to do this. Why didn’t he run this play more? It worked last game. Because it wouldn’t work this game. Because people have different schemes, different players, different strengths.”

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/184957071.html

Injuries also had an effect. The team was at its healthiest (except for missing starting QB,  Stave) at the end of the season.

[BigAppleBucky]

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What was really surprising to me was that UCLA hardly ever threw the swing pass they ran so effectively against Stanford, against Baylor.  Perhaps Baylor not playing a 3-4 and having smaller (faster) defenders made UCLA think the swing passes wouldn't be as effective, and they could run up the middle on them more. . . .

Matt Canada (Wisconsin OC) on why the Wisconsin didn't play the same offense all season that the Badgers did in the Big Ten title game:
“Every game is different,” he said. “Certain teams give you an ability to do this. Why didn’t he run this play more? It worked last game. Because it wouldn’t work this game. Because people have different schemes, different players, different strengths.”

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/184957071.html

Injuries also had an effect. The team was at its healthiest (except for missing starting QB,  Stave) at the end of the season.