I’d love the ability to run the Wing-T formation, and to be honest I can’t tell you how many fans would salivate to see a Wing package in their playbook. The thing is, I wouldn’t want us to run it all the time, and to be honest, it’s VERY hard to run the Wing-T if it’s not being run all the time. That offense is based so much on precision and timing that I just think it would be very difficult to try to apply as a part-time formation. Think like the inside/outside option that we employed at the beginning of the year that Florida runs with Hernandez, except 10 times harder. P.S. we scrapped that play because it wasn’t successful…probably because we didn’t run it enough to get good at it.

That would be awesome.

My limited understanding of the Wing t suggests that its effectiveness is improved when there is a threat to pass after it has been sent out to the wing. Does such a threat exist given the personnel we have or currently projected to have? generally we should do anything that confuses line backers and keeps them from flooding the box. With our line in some transition it should be incumbent upon the coaching staff to find ways to create space for Ryan williams and daren Evans using formation and misdirection until the front four develops some unit cohesion.