I'm sure he has experience with other offenses. The point I'm trying to make, for public schools that cannot pull specific types of athletes toward it, is that you can generally estimate what type of players you will have and craft a style off of that.
For instance, a rural community finds an identity as a ground and pound, work for what you get kind of team. 8 years later, the suburbs creep in and the blue collar ideals may not seem as appealing. Then the spread it around attitude seems to fit.
And this is bordering on scheme not style, but you cannot date the option. You must marry the option. I've married the option. If I get a passer, he will run the option then pass the ball. After he graduates, we will still run option and wait for the next Tom Brady. I'll be waiting a while...