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Originally Posted by
KB21
Georgia actually threw the football 52% of the time during the first 3 quarters of games. So, it?s obvious that a lot of the running came when the game was in hand. This is the effect that Todd Monken handle that office. While they are not an air raid, all fence, Monken does use air raid concepts and his passing game. Those concepts are what has allowed them to create space for Brock Bowers. They were brought him on mash. They use him on shallow cross. They use him on Y sail and cross.
Barbay runs mesh and shallow cross as well, not to mention verticals with options built into them. Oh and some y-sail routes too. He must be an AR guy according to you, so what's the deal?
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