NCAA Football 11 Demo To Also Feature Clemson and Mizzou, Screenshots Included

[ElroyJetson]

Quote: Originally Posted by Blackout863

Miami runs a prostyle offense actually and clemson runs a variation of the spread so im real confused now.

This ^ Miami runs the prostyle offense

[Dr Death]

Quote: Originally Posted by UCFTirade

http://procombat.nikemedia.com/teams.html I think this page will help for the next two teams. just seems to be all PC even though showing different to slightly different offensive styles. I think SMU may not show up but but a LSU vs. VT or TCU etc. matchup could show up

Man, that is the coolest link to Nike PC I've seen yet! Thanks for that!

[rollinphat]

so tomorrow they will announce Alabama as one of the demo teams since they run a one back offense

[BAMAJD]

I guess Penn St vs Alabama will be a one also. Looks like they are doing some matchups that are happening this year.

[UF Fan]

Tomorrow has to be Bama and Texas

[kt-od]

Quote: Originally Posted by UF Fan

Tomorrow has to be Bama and Texas

All teams so far have been teams that have PC uniforms. So IMO I think that they are probably sticking with that.

Probably Texas-OU

[jmik58]

You all are forgetting the zone running game. Perhaps the Hawkeyes are an option?

[jmik58]

Quote: Originally Posted by coogrfan

Houston hasn't run the R&S since the early 90's. The current offense was installed prior to the 08 season by ex-TT assistant (now Okie St OC) Dana Holgerson, and is a variation on Mike Leach's version of the Air Raid.

I was going off a previous poster who claimed Houston runs the run&shoot.

And for the record, the difference between R&S and Air Raid is a very fine line. It's an apples and oranges situation.

You can call yourself an Air Raid offense, but if you can't throw the ball down field and teams pressure you a lot, you become a Run and Shoot. Also, R&S offenses use motion more often, but that doesn't mean Air Raid can't use motion as well.

The point I made about Northwestern being a R&S isn't something that would fly conceptually on paper, but the fact of the matter is that NWstern throws short quick passes.

Also, West Coast offenses throw lots of short passes, so there isn't one style of offense that does everything while others don't.

I think one thing everyone needs to remember this year as that there aren't actually 120 different offenses. And each style has a lot in common with other styles. When you start throwing labels out you run a slippery slope.