11 Play Goal Line Series

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Tom Herman's offense at Rice had the "honor" of being kept out of the endzone this year on 11 consecutive plays from inside the five yard line. On third down on a nice bootleg, the open receiver drops an easy touchdown pass in the endzone. On fourth down UT interferes in the endzone. New set of downs. 2nd down interference again in endzone, new set of downs. 2nd down QB runs for touchdown - procedure. Fouth down pass incomplete in endzone.

Interesting series besides the uniqueness of 11 play goal line stand by the longhorns. I only recall one TE (in typical formation) Four or Five wide every play. 3 QB runs. 2 Screens (similar to what TT runs)
 
Tom Herman's offense at Rice had the "honor" of being kept out of the endzone this year on 11 consecutive plays from inside the five yard line. On third down on a nice bootleg, the open receiver drops an easy touchdown pass in the endzone. On fourth down UT interferes in the endzone. New set of downs. 2nd down interference again in endzone, new set of downs. 2nd down QB runs for touchdown - procedure. Fouth down pass incomplete in endzone.

Interesting series besides the uniqueness of 11 play goal line stand by the longhorns. I only recall one TE (in typical formation) Four or Five wide every play. 3 QB runs. 2 Screens (similar to what TT runs)

Maybe we'll score in the redzone actually:wideeyed:
 
Sounds kind of like this series:

1-G-10: Incomplete pass
2-G-10: 6 yard pass
3-G-4: False Start
3-G-9: False Start
3-G-14: 9 yard pass
4-G-5: 22 yd FG Good, roughing the kicker (accepted)
1-G-2: Incomplete pass, pass interference (accepted)
1-G-2: False Start
1-G-7: -2 yard rush
2-G-9: Delay of Game
2-G-14: Incomplete pass
3-G-14: 7 yard pass, illegal block (accepted)
3-G-17: Incomplete pass
4-G-17: 34-yd FG Good
 
Your point is?

Point is two fold... first just the unusual nature of 11 play goal line series.

Second is the aggressiveness that they showed at the goal line. Not scoring as Rice against UT is no sin. Playing to win and going for the endzone every time is exciting. It is going to very different in Ames on Saturdays. Some will be good, some will frustrate us I am sure, but it will be a different breed of football.

(btw I doubt we will run the clock out at the end of the half every game)
 
Tom Herman's offense at Rice had the "honor" of being kept out of the endzone this year on 11 consecutive plays from inside the five yard line. On third down on a nice bootleg, the open receiver drops an easy touchdown pass in the endzone. On fourth down UT interferes in the endzone. New set of downs. 2nd down interference again in endzone, new set of downs. 2nd down QB runs for touchdown - procedure. Fouth down pass incomplete in endzone.

Interesting series besides the uniqueness of 11 play goal line stand by the longhorns. I only recall one TE (in typical formation) Four or Five wide every play. 3 QB runs. 2 Screens (similar to what TT runs)


That will be 1 play at ISU- Darks, SedJ & Co won't be dropping any easy passes. :cool:
 
Sounds kind of like this series:

1-G-10: Incomplete pass
2-G-10: 6 yard pass
3-G-4: False Start
3-G-9: False Start
3-G-14: 9 yard pass
4-G-5: 22 yd FG Good, roughing the kicker (accepted)
1-G-2: Incomplete pass, pass interference (accepted)
1-G-2: False Start
1-G-7: -2 yard rush
2-G-9: Delay of Game
2-G-14: Incomplete pass
3-G-14: 7 yard pass, illegal block (accepted)
3-G-17: Incomplete pass
4-G-17: 34-yd FG Good

A guess......our game against Iowa this past season?
 
Sounds kind of like this series:

1-G-10: Incomplete pass
2-G-10: 6 yard pass
3-G-4: False Start
3-G-9: False Start
3-G-14: 9 yard pass
4-G-5: 22 yd FG Good, roughing the kicker (accepted)
1-G-2: Incomplete pass, pass interference (accepted)
1-G-2: False Start
1-G-7: -2 yard rush
2-G-9: Delay of Game
2-G-14: Incomplete pass
3-G-14: 7 yard pass, illegal block (accepted)
3-G-17: Incomplete pass
4-G-17: 34-yd FG Good

A guess......our game against Iowa this past season?

I'm thinking Baylor.
 
I'm thinking Baylor.

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Point is two fold... first just the unusual nature of 11 play goal line series.

Second is the aggressiveness that they showed at the goal line. Not scoring as Rice against UT is no sin. Playing to win and going for the endzone every time is exciting. It is going to very different in Ames on Saturdays. Some will be good, some will frustrate us I am sure, but it will be a different breed of football.

(btw I doubt we will run the clock out at the end of the half every game)

That would be worth the nice for a change!
 
Sounds kind of like this series:

1-G-10: Incomplete pass
2-G-10: 6 yard pass
3-G-4: False Start
3-G-9: False Start
3-G-14: 9 yard pass
4-G-5: 22 yd FG Good, roughing the kicker (accepted)
1-G-2: Incomplete pass, pass interference (accepted)
1-G-2: False Start
1-G-7: -2 yard rush
2-G-9: Delay of Game
2-G-14: Incomplete pass
3-G-14: 7 yard pass, illegal block (accepted)
3-G-17: Incomplete pass
4-G-17: 34-yd FG Good
Wow... thanks for bringing back that memory... 14 plays in a goal to go situation.
 

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