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Charlie Strong talking with Larry Fedora about Offense

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The big questions this off season is QB and how the offense will look. An article at the Nationalfootballpost.com said Charlie Strong wants his team to evolve into more into a spread offense and he took notes from NC HC Larry Fedora earlier this offseason. After reading about Fedora, that make sense. Fedora was one of the top paid OC at Oklahoma State when Wickline was the OL coach.

When Fedora was named HC at NC, he said his offensive philosophy as one back, no-huddle, multi-tempoed. He wants to spread the field horizontally to create vertical seams in the defense. Fedora also wants to put his ball in the hands of his playmaker's hands and with a spread offense that will create explosive plays.

Fedora quotes George Patton for his offense philosophy, "Instead of seeing what might develop, attack constantly, vigorously and viciously. Never let up, never stop, always attack". 

 
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The big questions this off season is QB and how the offense will look. An article at the Nationalfootballpost.com said Charlie Strong wants his team to evolve into more into a spread offense and he took notes from NC HC Larry Fedora earlier this offseason. After reading about Fedora, that make sense. Fedora was one of the top paid OC at Oklahoma State when Wickline was the OL coach.

When Fedora was named HC at NC, he said his offensive philosophy as one back, no-huddle, multi-tempoed. He wants to spread the field horizontally to create vertical seams in the defense. Fedora also wants to put his ball in the hands of his playmaker's hands and with a spread offense that will create explosive plays.

Fedora quotes George Patton for his offense philosophy, "Instead of seeing what might develop, attack constantly, vigorously and viciously. Never let up, never stop, always attack". 
Where's the link to the article?

 
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