[Spiny_Norman]

Do they really pull all the backs and TEs for OLs normally? In the Colorado game when Hogan threw from the goal line formation off play action,  Schultz had stayed in at one TE and he was the target.

In this ogre or hippo formation, you see Schultz as an eligible receiver on the right side of the line.  Yes, that is exactly what they ran vs. Colorado.

https://twitter.com/JB_Long/status/658715244760436737

But I recall some plays vs. C.al that I thought had another lineman subbing for Schultz.  Stanford lined up Hogan, Marx, Wright and a lineman in the backfield with 7 OLs on the line.  I'll confirm when Pac 12 Network replays the game this evening.

[Spiny_Norman]

Do they really pull all the backs and TEs for OLs normally? In the Colorado game when Hogan threw from the goal line formation off play action,  Schultz had stayed in at one TE and he was the target.

In this ogre or hippo formation, you see Schultz as an eligible receiver on the right side of the line.  Yes, that is exactly what they ran vs. Colorado.

https://twitter.com/JB_Long/status/658715244760436737

But I recall some plays vs. C.al that I thought had another lineman subbing for Schultz.  Stanford lined up Hogan, Marx, Wright and a lineman in the backfield with 7 OLs on the line.  I'll confirm when Pac 12 Network replays the game this evening.