[teejers1]

Since the game is in Dallas, do we get to sue any of the QBs if they audible out of the planned play more than 6 minutes into the game?

Or sue the coach for burning a timeout to avoid a DOG penalty in 1H?  (In truth, my sense is that staff improved on this front significantly in last season+).  

P.S.  On "run-heavy" offense, Lex has always tried to paint a dichotomy of "run first offense" or "Leach Air Raid" offense.  That is a false dichotomy/red herring.  Stanford has never been (and has no prospect of becoming) an Air Raid offense.  The issue is balance from a pro-style O vs. (over) reliance on running game.  And does the staff have the ability to adjust and be effective when run-first preference is not working?

And btw, run-heavy vs. balanced is entirely separate from the predictable/non-predictable discussion, as bl82 notes.

[teejers1]

Since the game is in Dallas, do we get to sue any of the QBs if they audible out of the planned play more than 6 minutes into the game?

Or sue the coach for burning a timeout to avoid a DOG penalty in 1H?  (In truth, my sense is that staff improved on this front significantly in last season+).  

P.S.  On "run-heavy" offense, Lex has always tried to paint a dichotomy of "run first offense" or "Leach Air Raid" offense.  That is a false dichotomy/red herring.  Stanford has never been (and has no prospect of becoming) an Air Raid offense.  The issue is balance from a pro-style O vs. (over) reliance on running game.  And does the staff have the ability to adjust and be effective when run-first preference is not working?

And btw, run-heavy vs. balanced is entirely separate from the predictable/non-predictable discussion, as bl82 notes.