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Ags adapt
new style
of offense
Run-and-shoot attack
Introduced by Amedee
By PETE HERNDON
.Sprtrf' Wrmci
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New AA;M ofienstvr coordinator
I.\nn Amrrlrr ha» not other w«»rriei
— maml\ .Mta|MiiiK hn w ide-open of-
letuuve stile i«» hts availahlr person-
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Amedee came t«» AJIrM from Van-
dertnlt where the C^»mmod*»m have
tieen tilliiiK the air with toothall* tor
die last couple at years and he plans
on impIrmeniinK a more pass-
<*rtented attack tor the Affs.
Since the 'KK K ~ S t* 1 * »»<»< base
ItKhteniiiK last <|>eed in the t*ack-
tiekl. Amedee s new offensive ph»-
tosoptic should take some of live
pressure off AHM's shake running
l»ac k situatNMi.
"We re n<h an ojhhhi oriented of
fense.*' Amedee said, "We re more
powrr onenterl We like to |<o «rtf-
tac kle or run a power sweep Our
hacklielcl speed is adequate for this
kind of ground game
"<Kir passing will lie based on
sight aeljustment. (Clollegef de
fensive seciMHfaires have become too
sofilustH ated for a wide receiver to
|ust he able to run a pie-determined
pattern I hev have to read the de
fense just like the quarter'lacjk
“Well lie using a one-lufk back-
field quite a bit and more roll-out
stvle passing ptavs ~
Although A4rM’s new offense
sIm hi Id create some added excite
ment at Kvle Field, the complexities
of the new “run-and-shoot" stvle of
fense do present a tew problems for
i he Aggies
AArN's wide receivers are voung.
and. except lot Jeff Nelson, basicallv
inexpet leiw ed Reading defensive
coverages mav be easier said than
done, but Amedee believes the re
ceivers can handle the added pres
sure
“(The leceivers) have got good
sjieed and their hands are g«»od.'*
Amedee said “It's a bettet group
than I had at Vanderbilt and we put
almost A.IkMI yards in the an alone
List year "
But A&M's btggesi problem right
now mav not fie who will throw the
See New A A VI Offense, page 14
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