Urban Meyer explains run-pass option in incredible detail | BIG NOON KICKOFF | FOX COLLEGE FOOTBALL
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- You might think you know all about the run-pass option and the spread offense in college football, but chances are you're not quite as familiar with the concepts as former Ohio State coach Urban Meyer. He breaks down everything you need to know about the RPO ahead of Week 1 of the 2019 CFB season on BIG NOON KICKOFF.
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It's about time the networks learned this is the content people want. Whether it's Romo in the booth, Baldy Breakdowns, Peyton Manning breaking down plays, etc, this is where it's at.
AGREED
Well with sports in general their commentary has always been about attracting new fans, not retaining the ritualised old ones. In terms of football coverage guess who it is generally aimed at? Rhymes with swimming...
Yes that's right marking out where the line of scrimmage is, forever explaining the rules and letting you know a million times that Edelman was a QB in high school lol. All for attracting women to the game as it already does an amazing job of retaining men. The pretty presentation and screen graphics for breaking down plays none of it is aimed at you as a man...
There's one guy I love to go to for this, his name's Brett Kollman and he uploads about every week here on youtube. Fantastic for people who want to know more about the strategy of the game. I can't recommend him enough.
Absolutely.
@@kosciuszko1944 Right on, Brett is downright glorious to watch. I recommend him to absolutely anyone.
Man you can tell these guys ae really enjoying working with Urban Meyer.
He’s a legend!
Legend Liar
@@barthalmoobobthebarnereiei1318You still haven't told me WHAT THE HELL did he lie about you CLOWN 🤡?
@@barthalmoobobthebarnereiei1318 At least make your insult grammatically accurate: "legendary liar". Yeesh.
@@EvansEasyJapanese OOF
Urban Meyer is EXCELLENT! This type of explanation should be happening every week!
Gordon Holland I can’t believe this has less views or replies than some opinion show on a conference network. All the smoke aside, this man has a great football mind and can relay that information like forest gumps mom has a way with words
So good to hear the origins of the rpo was a complete accident! Very insightful and entertaining
Bj Latham I’ve been saying the same thing!! Like how do these guys like Skip, Broussard, and Wright not LEARN the game of football rather than looking at a box score and going of a stat sheet.
Hope he is the next Redskins coach!
He is doing these things on the BTN "B1G Show" every day now. They need to carve out a 30m program every day for in depth analysis like this. And bring in some other X/O guys where they can show different schemes on offense and defense and criticize each other. And of course analyze stuff that happened last week.
Why can't we get detailed analysis like this for more games? Announcers should be able to provide this kind of in-depth look
It would make the games SOOOOOO much more interesting to watch and enjoy!!!
Expecting announcers to all have the knowledge of Urban Meyer is a big ask...
Ikr. Get someone like Brett Kollman to do announcing
That wasn’t that in depth to be honest I could have explained that shit to you .
Because finding knowledgeable players that are also charismatic and possess the ability to effectively convey that knowledge in a live broadcast is extremely rare. Romo is the blueprint, but few possess his combo of skills. Look at Witten. He had the knowledge but just couldn't communicate it.
They need a segment like this every so often where coach breaks down schemes. This was fun to watch.
This is the kind of football talk that I like. I have had it with that gossiping about rather or not so and so is going to be able to play in week one because he can't wear designer cleats
Check out Brett Kollman here on youtube. He's got a great channel that does exactly what you're looking for. Does great in-depth analysis. Samuel Gold also does some good stuff.
I'm talking about on Network television. I'm well aware of both of them
AMEN SEAN
You don’t like listening to millionaire issues?
@@TheGeorgeD13 two of my favorite film guys.
When coach talks they listen
You listen to legends when they speak
As they should #BuckeyeNation
It was his segment. They were just the actors awaiting directions.
This is a fun group of guys. It doesn't feel as forced as GameDay does.
Well said!
I agree. Makes it fun.
I would have to force myself to treat Desmond Howard in a professional way.
Found the fanboy
It's wild how they were all playing at the same time.
If you listen closely you can hear Jim Harbaugh’s pen scratching in the distance
LMAO!
Classic.
Someone buy this man a beer . Holy shit this is funny
This is an amazing video. Please have more content like this. Love learning things from the masters.
And that's why Urban Meyer is a great coach (on the college level).......
Great hire! Man has incredible insight
So, Alex Smith invented the RPO. lol
Brett Favre did it in '95 all the way to an MVP and a Superbowl
No.. More like Alex Smith adapted and improvised in the moment, Urban and Dan Mullen had the reaction of why the hell has no one ever thought of this before, and ran with it. A couple years later two lads by the names of Tebow and Leak decimated Ohio State's Tresselball defense with it. I still to this day think of that the National Championship game as Urban Meyer's unofficial interview for the Ohio State job.
I read that as a dig at Harbaugh.
RIP Ankle
Alex Smith invented the RPO by INSTINCTIVELY CHECKING THE BALL DOWN. Poetry
I vote urban Meyer for detail on espn this college football season, who is with me?
Defly Plaise He literally works for ESPN’s chief competitor
@@jjjgh11 lol
You pay for espn +
Urban Meyer earned my respect after beating Nick Saban many times with his teams. Loved seeing those two coaches duel it out. I hope they face off again in the future. I would pay to watch that detail with Coach Meyer!
fuck espn
Urban Myers sounds exactly like Ernie Johnson
Mucaad Farah I most definitely agree
What the... someone set up an Ernie/Urban interview
Wooow I just realized that
I cant unhear this lmao why did you do this to me
Wow holy smokes yea you're right! This is almost like that time someone told me Dr. Pepper was just carbonated prune juice and it undid my whole reality for a week.
The DRAW PLAY was a result of a handoff mix up between Otto Graham and Marion Motley of the Cleveland Browns in the 50's. The play went for about 30 yards and Paul Brown added it to their playbook.
That's interesting! Anyway I could read more of this?
@@jimmye5700 Absolutely! That's how Cleveland earned the nickname 'The Mistake on the Lake'.😂😂😂
@@SkegAudio I'm not aware of a history book about football tactics specifically but America's Game is a really good history of the nfl
COREY - i bet Urban knows this, but maybe not....
Corey Oden Well at least your team didn’t pass Mahomes for Trubisky 😭
As the biggest Buckeyes fan I'm the nation I miss seeing this man on Saturdays. But man he looks so much happier and healthier. Thank you Urban for bringing The Ohio State University back to its Glory. You're such a legend. I hope when you decide to coach again that you'll come back and beat TTUN another 7 straight times. 7-0 baby!!! Go Bucks. O-H
I-O
Do people from Ohio exclusively breathe with their mouths open? Can you explain his strategy for hiring and protecting wife beaters?
I think this team will take anything ESPN has to offer. Great way to rep Ohio State Urban! Go Bucks
2006
The bucks will be live in free tv today,HERE IN GERMANY. I think its gonna be the first college football game EVER broadcasted in free tv. Football is conquering parts of europe. Bears vs packers was on free tv and on sunday 3 more games. Im watching football since '99, tnx usa for the greatest TEAM sport on earth
thamonkaface999 you enjoy the game?
@Witty Name Police looked high and low into the wife's accusations. Found no credible evidence to charge Zac with domestic violence. Her family was quoted as saying she was lying about it to get back at him for an affair he had. And he did plenty of other unsavory things, so I'm not painting him as a saint. Do your homework.
ESPN is trash now
That Utah coaching staff was loaded lol
Sure was just like the San Diego State coaching staff of the early 90s.
Who was on it?
Jacob Geringer Dan Mullen as QB coach. Kyle whittingham as DC. John hevesy was on staff (current Florida OC). I’m pretty sure Steve addazio was there too (current Boston college coach)
And still couldn’t win anything
onegaisti first group of 5 team to ever win a bcs bowl so you’re wrong lol.
Wow, Urban Meyer as the head coach, Dan Mullen as the QB coach and Kyle Whittingham as the DC at Utah. Talk about great football minds! No wonder Utah was so good in the 2 years they had with Meyer.
Not to mention with Alex Smith as the QB. It really was a great team!
Wow, Urban Meyer is Fox Sports version of Tony Romo; very analytical with a grasp of the game. Priceless
Are you a fan of the run-pass option?
With speed and great offensive line, yes.
No. Look at all the problems when the line isn’t allowed to push because it might be a pass, and they back pedal to pass coverage.
Absolutely
Yes, always do it playing Madden!
FOX Sports very effect with the right talent
So Alex Smith "invented" this style of offense?!? WOW!! He might just go into the Hall of Fame now. LMAO!!
How many thinkin' the exact same thing?!?
Well the RPO hasn’t become popular until the last few years and he’s referring to a time from 15+ years ago
Urban is amazing no wonder the players he was able to recruit.
4:33 - Lol Reggie Bush was the man in college
Got to see many games live of him at USC. Everyone forgets about Lendale White though.
@@GovernorRiffRaff Lendale "Cheeseburger" White
Justin Warner lendale “55 TDs for 55 LBS overweight” White
And this happened to be his 40 time
I could see Lendale showing up to practice smelling like weed.
4 guys became players again... Love the respect, they shut up, let me talk, and did exactly what he said!!! Fact.. Urban Meyer commands respect!
How can you not like that, he explained it all in 5 minutes...
It makes you realize that your fellow “fans” don’t know shit about the game they claim to know .
Urban Meyer loves Alex Smith, imagine if he takes an NFL job and gets Alex back.
WOW! This guy should coach be a head coach in the NFL!
proofread lil bro
it's criminal this channel only has 4k subscribers. love this content
When Urban retired from Florida, I was watching. When asked if he'd return some day, he said "Yeah, Ohio State, so I can stay near home." He's been living in Dublin Ohio for years.
I started cheering, hoping he would. I know that the AD at OSU was probably also cheering. I don't know how the hiring came about, but I suspect that a year later, when in search of a new coach, Urban was probably the first, and only call. I'm sure that Urban asked his wife and family. They obviously approved.
Awesome coach and great explanation.
Coach is such a great teacher, you can tell he enjoys it.
Yes, also an Urban fan. Looking good coach, handsome and the tie was sharp. Go Buckeyes. Good luck with the new job.
Angela, wow, leave it to a women to bring looks into the equation. This is football, not fashion hour. He's not a Ken doll.
@@harpoon_bakery162 Damn bro, let me guess you're single af
He looks good and healthy! My name is Ashley and I am a Buckeye fan! I’ve noticed he looks good! Did you see him at the end of last year? It has nothing to do with physical attractiveness but by the end of last year he didn’t look healthy. That said, I’m nervous he has the football coach itch again and will go to USC especially with these two I’m sure trying to push it week after week.
Angela Stewart these guys are idiots but I think he was more attractive in Scarlet and grey 😜
@@BearSiren817 wow. he's a football coach. his blood pressure is down, that's the most important thing. once a football coach, always a football coach....same as they say about alcoholics Angela.
Yes, so much yes to this, please please give us more of these.
No one ever said UM is a bad coach! He has just made some bad choices. U don’t go from Utah, Florida, and OSU and WIN! Extremely knowledgeable and excellent recruiter👍🏿
J Dial: Touche’👍🏿
This is awesome you could see the players get back to learning it felt like
Imagine romo and urban commentating a game together
I never really disliked Urban Meyer just hated when my team had to play his team. You have to respect his football IQ though. Its his charisma and how he communicates is what made him so valuable.
How about now?😂
Awesome
Great segment. More of this please.
Listen to those names. Urban Meyer, Kyle Whittingham, Dan Mullen, Alex Smith, no wonder that 2004 Utah team was so great. I wish they could have played in a bowl against undefeated Auburn that year.
Man o Man this was good! Great breakdown Coach.
I hope Harbaugh doesn't watch this, he might actually do something other than running up the middle 50 times a game LOL.
U4EA2007 which Harbaugh are we talking about here? John has never called the plays for the Ravens so I assume you mean Jim?
@@Ryuukotsusei no he means james
:D
Urban is the best. So good at exploiting and explaining. This coming from a Michigan State fan.
Brandon McNamara dantonio and harbaugh could learn a thing or two from this.
@@rogerhoke9725 The thing is that Harbaugh is fully capable of becoming an Elite coach. IMO, he's just too damned stubborn and competitive for his own good. He wants to bury teams with a two TE/ TE FB power running game and set up play action off of it. He loves winning inside his box more than winning itself. That is his problem. Elite coaches like Meyer and Saban, great coaches like James Franklin and Brian Kelly, and even good like Dantonio, Kirk Ferentz and Pat Fitzgerald know this of him. They know how to exploit it and plan for TTUN accordingly to make the effort to force him to have to play outside that box. I hate to say this cause I do think Harbaugh is the best available coach TTUN can have in the forseeable future, and I want The Game to be an impactful and very meaningful rivalry every year on a national level, but this could very well be a hotseat year for Harbaugh. I think in the least he needs to beat both Ohio State and Penn State, and needs to really beat Notre Dame and Sparty as well... If he doesn't, they have no chance of winning the conference and competing for a spot in the playoff... That is the standard at Ohio St, at TTUN, to win The Game, win the Conference and compete for the National title. He's in his 5th year now... it's time to produce or admit he must address the shortcomings or be canned.
He’s not bad, but not quite a belicheck
USC, give this man $9M per year already. Let’s get this done.
This is a killer team. I may not understand all the nuances & subtleties of what he's saying, but I trust he knows what he's talking about! lol
My Madden skills just got 3 times better. Thanks Coach!
😄
Love the explanation!! Thanks so much for this video
I'm so glad that they are standing on a miniature football field. That makes it so much clearer
Urban meyers just lost his spark in football
Can Urban Meyer just get his own show doing this for half an hour every week?
Former 24/7 Champ, Rob Stone put some respect on his name
I love how this turns into a football lecture. you see the game and know it's happening but don't quite know the coaching and philosophy of why. thank you. good content.
It's a run, pause Pass-option. It's always a running play with the option to pass. I never though of/realized that...very good explanation.
Pete Rose and Urban Meyer are the best at talking sports
But Urban can do it without disparaging remarks. You know who can break down a game and play is Bernie Kosar. But his broadcasting skills are ruff, gruff and unpolished (which actually makes it better for me).
1144DC i like Bernie too to a certain point. He is extremely intelligent and knows what he is talking about for sure
You can't teach the RPO in incredible detail in 5 minutes. Urban Meyer or Jesus you simply can't do that lol
Not really true. He just gave the basics. If you already run the option, it's just adding a wrinkle.
That was a great segment and a fitting ending.
Remarkable that Fox can have intelligent discussions on football but cannot manage anything resembling the truth with real news.
Matt Leinart probably still thinks USC was the better football team.
He would be correct
Jeremy Lenon apparently not
my new favorite show
The most brilliant college football coach in the modern era.
His Ohio State team that beat Wisconsin (when ranked #25) by 59-0 then beat Alabama and Oregon in the play-offs was one of the best-coached college teams ever.
@John Cena Good correction. (I knew they were a top 25 team.) That was an even more historic win then. And in the Wiki article, it says the AP poll had Wisconsin ranked #11. We may never see a game like that again, because "Wisconsin was favored by 4.5 points over Ohio State, but Ohio State won by a score of 59-0. Making it the first and only College football Conference Championship game where one of the teams was held scoreless."
Stephen Doty......LMAO.....I'm a Buckeye and I can flat out tell you, Urban Meyer's coaching had ZERO to do with it. Meyer would have had us home watching the CFP's had things gone HIS WAY. But instead, JTB-IV broke an ankle and Meyer WAS FORCED TO PLAY A QB HE DIDN'T EVEN WANT ON THE FIELD. Playing a completely DIFFERENT BRAND OF FOOTBALL, Tom Herman and Cardale Jones guided us to 3 of the most BALANCED victories I've ever seen in college football vs elite teams. Thanks Tom. Thanks Cardale. For winning IN SPITE OF URBAN MEYER !
Please...step AWAY from the crack pipe, ok?
@@tomulator Just talk to your mother, silly. Don't type it out here.
Stephen Doty a mind is a terrible thing to waste.🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Urban did a great job explaining that, he then got a headache and had to retire. Only to become the next USC coach.
Ha!
Another dipshit USC fan. Shouldn't you be more concerned about your "school" preventing rapists and frauds from comprising a large portion of your faculty and student body?
Really incredible explanation 😮
Football needs more of this, really all sports do, it's great if you played for a long time and understand everything but the game is still evolving, and for those of us who didn't play past the high school level this gives us a much better understanding of the plays as they're happening in a game.
"I recruited very well and when I got something like this forget the RPO I'm just handing the ball to him"...except for when your playing MSU at home and you give Zeke Elliot 11 caries and blew a shot at the CFP😬😬😬
Doesnt matter Zeke won a national title anyways, plus it was really fun watching Notre dame that year knowing what play was coming and still couldnt stop him.
Good stuff
RPO is the Krane Kick of college football..." If do right no can defend"
You can see very clearly why Urban had such great success everywhere he went.
Urbans the man.
Reggie bush looks like he’s ready to play in the NFL again
@Councilman Les Wynan yes, extremely obviously? he had a little bit of a slow start in NO but he also helped them win a super bowl and then went to miami and lit it up for another few years
Remember when he got destroyed by Brian Dawkins?
@@whataboutthepotatoes6085 it was actually Sheldon Brown
Anyone can tell why Urban was an amazing coach. You see it here!
If only he could be that detailed when talking to investigators.
This was awesome
Urban Meyer is the GOAT
Alex Smith the father of the RPO QB
says only Ohio State fans...the record books differ significantly
@@JB-vt5sz Ohio State fans don't only say he's a GOAT.
@@JB-vt5sz we're not florida fans bitching he left the cupboard bare or faked an illness. Wont be upset if he coaches somewhere else (other than Mich). Urbans a guy that's so intense he needs time off. He probably shoulda retired a year ot 2 earlier than he did
@Witty Name And so might Haters like your CLOWN ASS
How cool! Two USC alums and the next USC coach in the same room!
You got 2 U.S.C alums and the next u.s.c coach
Yikes. USC is garbo.
@@B2Roland looked pretty good yesterday
Honestly. I think Urban may actually enjoy this. He missed competing and thats one of the reasons who went to OSU. He maybe using this to compete with the best guys in media bc he’s really good at it.
Lol Meyer isn't coaching USC
USC fans are amazingly delusional. Your "school" is a laughingstock that is best known for engaging in fraud and enabling rapists. Through all this you have managed to avoid any meaningful athletic accomplishment, despite enjoying every known advantage. You can't even cheat properly. Hilarious.
Michigan fan love this guy his offense is brilliant tressel than him was terrible especially when we can’t adapt till this year we’re so bad at it
Urban Meyer is selling himself short if he does not get back in to coaching....this guy knows football and how to win
I do disagree with coach Urban Meyer in terms of his interpretation of "equating numbers." Coach Meyer points out that 5 Defensive Backs will often be used to cover 4 Wide Receivers. I agree with this, because it is correct. However, Coach Meyer than points out this leaves the Defense with 6 other Players - usually 4 Defensive Linemen and two Linebackers. Coach Meyer claims this gives the Defense and advantage over the Offense in terms of "numbers," because the Offense has only 5 Offensive Linemen to block the 6 Defensive players in "the box" (a term Coach Meyer did not use). But, I disagree with this. I will explain why.
The Offense has two other players - a RB and a QB. The RB can be used as a Blocker or a a Faker. The QB can also be used as a Blocker or a Faker. Or even better than a "Block" where the QB has no chance of effectively blocking a large DE or LB, the QB can force the Defensive Player to "tackle" him before "Pitching" the ball. In that scenario, there is a 1:1 ratio of "equating" numbers between the Offense and Defense.
Also, the Offense knows exactly where the ball is going. And there are "quick-hitting" plays such as Inside Traps to the Fullback where it isn't even necessary to block "outside" Defensive Linemen such as the Defensive End. In that scenario, the Offense can actually end up with a greater number of "equated" Blockers when compared to the Defense and potential "Tacklers."
A good example is the way Nebraska and coach Tom Osborne would often run a play where the QB ran down the line towards the DE. The DE on the playside was intentionally never blocked, because the play was designed to "look like" an "Option," when in reality it was intended to be a pitch to the Tailback all along. The QB would simply go down the line until the DE committed to tackling him (which is BETTER than a Block), and then pitched the ball to the TB. The FB was blocking for the TB as a lead blocker. And the backside DE was never blocked at all, because the backside DE had no chance of being a potential tackler on the play.
Another good example is the way a team can use a quick-hitting Trap play to the FB. The Center can block the one DT, the Guard can block the Middle LB, and the other Guard can pull and block the other DT. The ball will be "handed" to the FB and the QB will then continue to "Fake" the Option with the TB. Neither the backside DE or the playside DE is blocked, because the FB reaches the line of scrimmage before either of them could reach the ballcarrier. The Tight End simply focuses on blocking one of the Defensive Backs.
In those types of scenarios, the Offense has a BIG advantage over the Defense. This is why the Single Wing Offense was so effective for such a long time. Even something as simple as the QB taking the snap and having everyone else out in front of him blocking would produce these advantageous numbers at the point of attack.
In the NFL and most college teams that run a "Pro-Style" Offense, there is no doubt Coach Urban Meyer is correct, though. After all, those teams simply have the QB hand the ball off to the QB while the QB runs off and does nothing in order to avoid injury. This essentially means it is 11 potential Defensive Tacklers vs 9 Offensive Blockers.
As a Notre dame fan i'll admit last year's ohio state could have won the title if in playoff. 2 years in a row 1 lopsided loss cost them a spot. I know Michigan had some key defenders out, but man they destroyed the wolverines. By chance I tuned in to watch them play purdue and lose 49-20. The D never adjusted to speed motion. It was just one of those games where ohio state really went up and down the field on purdue. It was just everything went wrong in red zone. That happens! Alabama had same thing happen to them against Clemson. Bama gained a lot yards it was just one of those games where things didn't go right in red zone. That can happen to any team on a given day. Buckeyes had the athletes to score against Clemson if they had played each other. Not many others do have that capability. Anyone agree?
So what you’re saying is... you have the option of running or passing
That was cool
this is a good group
Don't Kick Me
Urban Meyer doing what he does. Lol
There were 21 flags thrown during the taping of this.
Spread came from thee Eddie Robinson at grambling university
literally the first time ive seen this explained adequately. you hear RPO and triple option but never truly get a detailed explanation of the origin, objective and execution. all you are told is that the qb reads the DE
he did it in 5 minutes, remarkable
There's a reason why he's one of football's great coaches. :)
It's too bad an audience wasn't there to ask him a question. I would ask him this about RPO. Couldn't defenders use stunt packages to break off the blocking pattern? This way the defense can force the option. Am I missing something with that counter-tactic?
I thought Reggie was gonna fumble in this segment 😂
Best coach ever
RPO works best when officials don't call offensive lineman being down field. It is impossible for linebackers to read the play correctly when o-lineman are 8 yards down field on a pass play.
Miss when this was sports coverage before Embrace Debate turned sports into gossip
thank you been trying to tell guys what the spread is about, thank you Urban
Even though I am a MICHIGAN fan, I think coach Harbaugh should watch this and learn something!!!!!!!
I watched this live...he's a genius, very well defined....good job Urban, love you buddy!
I remember the highlights of Oregon vs Auburn when they had BOTH UM and Saban doing analysis it was amazing to listen to
Kevin Sar could u guve a link?
Myles Garrett gotchu man! ua-cam.com/video/PZByETNgIh0/v-deo.html
And you wonder why he was one of the highest paid coaches In FBS. Man is a guru. Just look how he explained this. Just imagine those young kids who get recruited by him listen to him explain the X's and O's of football
Urban Meyer versus Chip Kelly, both saw the spread differently
Yeah, Chip Kelly created and Urban Meyer "borrowed"
Jeremy Lenon you realize that urban was doing the spread in 2001 with bowling green right? Chip Kelley didn’t get his first head coaching gig until 2009. Meyer didn’t “borrow” the spread from chip kelley. Kelley took it from Meyer