I'm not sure

[3beans]

but isn't Worley suppose to have a pretty good set of wheels?  I thought I heard early on that he is also a threat to run the ball.  If so, it would certainly be something new for us in a long, long time.  While watching the Bama game I was even wondering if we could of just put in two fullbacks and do a direct snap to Poole and maybe do a little better running the ball.  I doubt we could do much worse considering how we had zero first downs in the second half.

[PirateVOL]

but isn't Worley suppose to have a pretty good set of wheels?  I thought I heard early on that he is also a threat to run the ball.  If so, it would certainly be something new for us in a long, long time.  While watching the Bama game I was even wondering if we could of just put in two fullbacks and do a direct snap to Poole and maybe do a little better running the ball.  I doubt we could do much worse considering how we had zero first downs in the second half.

I don't know - he ran a west coast offense.  My biggest concern is does he have enough football "intelligence" (say close to Bray's) to make up for his lack of knowledge of the playbook?  Also, this offense is a lot different than the one he ran in HS.  IF he plays/starts I'm sure Chaney will adapt the offense to maximize his skills.  Another key question is that Simms at QB allowed the change in centers but do you go back to Stone so that the line calls are made correctly?