November 19, 200817 yr I enjoyed watching the ol' Cornhusker option attacked of the mid '90's when they were running all over people. My favorite is a balanced, pro-style offense. An offense that can line up and run the ball right at you and passes because they can, not because they have to. They force you to stop the run, which opens things up for big plays down the field.
November 19, 200817 yr Florida runs the spread offense. Urban Meyer knows what he is doing and that is probably the most exciting offense to watch. Texas Tech is a second favorite to watch.
November 20, 200817 yr Bama Fans love to talk about the "Wishbone" need a tough QB and like others have mentioned Air Force/Navy teams are fun for me to watch. We had a tough running Qb Nick Fannuzi who has transferred to Rice. We will change our Offense after our QB leaves. Nick's dad played at UK with Coach Curci.
November 20, 200817 yr I love watching the triple option, so Navy, Air Force, and Georgia Tech are fun for me to watch.
November 21, 200817 yr I loved Oregon's offense last year with Dixon and Stewart, but as for this year it's Tech without a doubt. OU's is exciting as well, and UF's..
November 21, 200817 yr Author I love watching the triple option, so Navy, Air Force, and Georgia Tech are fun for me to watch. GT put up 400+ on the ground with thier option attack last on Miami.
November 21, 200817 yr Author I enjoyed watching the ol' Cornhusker option attacked of the mid '90's when they were running all over people.My favorite is a balanced, pro-style offense. An offense that can line up and run the ball right at you and passes because they can, not because they have to. They force you to stop the run, which opens things up for big plays down the field. With Frazier?
November 21, 200817 yr Paul Johnson runs a solid offense at GT, he also did OK while at Georgia Southern and Navy.
November 21, 200817 yr Georgia Tech was most definitely fun to watch against miami. You have to love the triple option. WHat about the love the full back gets.
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