Pennington's Rocket Arm
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USC liked to throw the deep ball a lot. the receivers didn't have the same responsibility like in the west coast. leinart made most of the reads before the play, unlike the west coast which is more during the play. and finally, the main reason the backs caught so many passes was becasue bush would line up on the outside a lot. the closest offense USC's compares to is what the patriots run.jonanthans said:The bulleted items below list the tenets/criteria of the West Coast Offense,
"According to Bill Walsh, in the ideal WCO setup, the wide receivers would catch 15 passes a game, the running backs would catch 10 and the tight ends would catch five. A team is looking for 25 first downs a game. The main facet of the offense is utilizing short screen passes to the backs and slant passes to the recievers."
Dwayne Jarrett and Steve Smith, the Wr position had their 15,
Reggie Bush, Lendale White and Kirtman got their 10, and the TE's averaged 6 catches per game between Byrd/Davis/Han****.
So, exactly what kind of offense would YOU say USC employed?
white isn't a west coast back at all.