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For Oklahoma State the Offensive Versatility Relies on Tight Ends

This is where the offense can become the most versatile and variable, take your pick. You need three tight ends ready to go.
April 19, 2024
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STILLWATER – Football is a cyclical sport, meaning that the fads, schemes, and strategies in football go in cycles. The wishbone or veer is in vogue in the 60s and 70s gives way to the power I in the 80s and 90s, which is replaced in the new millineum by the spread and wide open passing game. Then here comes Rich Rodriguez and military academies with the spread run game and now we’re seeing more conventional dropback passing and power run game.

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For Oklahoma State the Offensive Versatility Relies on Tight Ends

3,505 Views | 3 Replies | Last: 1 yr ago by OSUcowboybrett
Orangeheart72
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Nice to have around the ref zone, glad they're back!
TUSKAPOKE
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Brandon Pettigrew was another really good TE and played several years for Detroit. I remember him running 50+ yds down the field and into the east end zone for a TD in a shoot out with Leach and Texas Tech in 2007 (Youtube has it and it is fun to listen to Dave and John). Gundy has said that he was one of the more important players he had early in his career. GO POKES!!!
OSUcowboybrett
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100% !! As soon as I read that list of great former Pokes tight ends, I thought No Brandon Pettigrew ??!!!
Great call, TUSKAPOKE.
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