But consider this: The most successful and productive offenses in Tech history threw even less than the Hokies did last season.
In 1999 and 2000, Michael Vick quarterbacked Tech to consecutive 11-1 seasons. With Rickey Bustle coordinating the offense, the Hokies averaged 41.4 and 40.3 points, respectively, with run-pass ratios of 74-26 percent and 72-28 percent.
http://weblogs.dailypress.com/sports/teelblog/2010/08/do_the_hokies_need...
It's an interesting read. In my opinion we need to do a better job of exposing defenses when they load the box to stop the run.
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Yes....we need to keep the opposing defenses honest and then pick them apart. TT's mobility/reading is how we beat Nebraska. From reading the interviews of TT, RMFW, Coale, etc I am really hoping that Stiney lets TT have more say/flexibility on play calling.