Actually it worked quite poorly against Alabama, which is why many of us were on Team JT. But when he buried himself in 3rd and long all game long against Bama, Cardale threw lasers and scrambled for miles in the trilogy (he's a pretty salty scrambler unlike his designed running ability). Cardale also had a much less hungry 2015 team, no premiere deep ball WR, a lousy scheme and didn't have the luxury of facing a loafing Trey DePriest or charmin soft Oregon defense. That's not to say that he did not play really well (like the UW game), but the degree of difficulty increased considerably, especially when they got film on him like you said.
Absolutely. And unlike some scheme changes, I think he really wants to move towards a Haskins style of scheme (maybe with Burrow's feet as a baseline).
Well, there's an TE who is used like a blocking FB now and an emerging deep threat in Victor. I'd say Urbs is preparing for the shift from read option to an offense that suits JT's successor.
Bingo! Haskins is a much better all around QB than Cardale at this stage of their careers. There's no comparison between the two other than big arms.
