[Rando]

The main difference between Shaw's playcalls against Oregon as compared to all other games is...they worked. That's all; it was the same very-heavy-running approach, with some cute variations. It's a fine approach, in general. However, if this is the main evidence people cite to distinguish effective versus ineffective playcalling, I'm going to stick with my belief that playcalling is largely meaningless.

Seemed like the playcalling was more aggressive in the Oregon game. Going for it on 4th down. Stuff like that. I wish I could dig into the numbers but this game was almost 2 weeks ago now. I just remember thinking, man, I wish Shaw was like this every game.

Not speaking on Run vs Pass, but more which plays at which times. Our gameplan was on point vs Oregon and it showed.

[Rando]

The main difference between Shaw's playcalls against Oregon as compared to all other games is...they worked. That's all; it was the same very-heavy-running approach, with some cute variations. It's a fine approach, in general. However, if this is the main evidence people cite to distinguish effective versus ineffective playcalling, I'm going to stick with my belief that playcalling is largely meaningless.

Seemed like the playcalling was more aggressive in the Oregon game. Going for it on 4th down. Stuff like that. I wish I could dig into the numbers but this game was almost 2 weeks ago now. I just remember thinking, man, I wish Shaw was like this every game.

Not speaking on Run vs Pass, but more which plays at which times. Our gameplan was on point vs Oregon and it showed.