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Originally Posted by Tucky

Going to the game too! A bunch of my ole college friends and I are meeting at Calhouns.
They are all UT fans. Not me I'm still waiting for my team to beat UT. LOL

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25 years and counting.......:D

All joking aside they should have won a couple in the past few years but just couldn't do it.

YEAH we should have won 2 or 3 It's bad sitting in a sea of orange and hearing that cannon gp BOOM:eek:

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Originally Posted by sup-rbeast

Since you know all there is to know about Gus Malzhan and the origins of the Wildcat....here's a link to re-educate yourself so you can learn the truth and not continue to embarrass yourself anymore when you try to discuss this subject...(shows what you know)....
**if I knew how to make text BOLD on the new set up, I'd save ya a little reading..but I don't...so, I just set it off with "*****"s



Auburn's Gus Malzahn spreading hurry-up, Wildcat through football - Stewart Mandel - SI.com






******Malzahn is reticent to take credit for the Wildcat, which has roots in the century-old single wing formation. Its more recent origins remain a source of much debate -- Hugh Wyatt, a double-wing coach in the Pacific Northwest, claims he first dubbed his direct-snap package "the Wildcat" (named after his school's mascot) in a series of videos and coaching journals in 1998; others believe it originated at Kansas State (also the Wildcats), where Bill Snyder used a similar formation as far back as the mid-'90s.*******

*********Whatever the source, there's no denying Malzahn's role in the Wildcat's recent explosion. Having run the formation (an unbalanced line with both tackles and a guard on one side and a tight end on the other) and its two main plays (the "QB Power" run and the "Speed Sweep") at Springdale with quarterback Mitch Mustain and receiver Damian Williams (both now at USC), Malzahn brought up the idea to Arkansas' staff upon his arrival. However, at the suggestion of running backs coach Danny Nutt (Houston's brother), he employed McFadden at the quarterback spot and Jones as the motion receiver who would take the fly-sweep.********

"We were just trying to get [McFadden and Jones] on the field at same time," said Malzahn. "It was the same formation [Arkansas had previously used] and done a toss sweep out of it with the regular QB. We used the same formation, but with McFadden at QB running the power and speed sweep."

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I think you are the one who needs to re-educate yourself. You don't even seem to understand what the "wildcat" is. That is embarrassing.

Would you call it the "Wildcat" if Houston Nutt left Mustain in at QB to run the "Wildcat". Would we call it the "Wildcat" if the Dolphins left Penington in at QB. It was Danny Nutts ideal to put McFadden in the QB spot. Not Malzahn. That is the "Wildcat". That is what is unique about the package. If you leave the QB in it isn't much different than what Florida does every play.

But oh wait. Maybe Malzhan came up with the "hurry up". The guy is a good coach. I agree. But he didn't come up with the "wildcat" .Your article tells you as much. Read.

Why in the world would you want crompton to have a few TD passes. He is the worst QB to be in the SEC, Hell UT has produced the worst QB's in the past 6, 7 years. IDK why Kiffen in playing him. He has more turnovers than scores. Look all you UT fans it dosent look good for the ye ole faithfull gay VOLS.........Say what you want but Auburn is under rated this year for the SEC.

28/17 maybe 31/20 UT going down