Since NCAA strategy conversations have been waning a bit, I thought I would create a new thread with a topic I'm not really sure we've discussed all that much here.
I'm curious what play(s) everyone uses as your "money" play. To be clear, I'm not talking about money plays that are just overpowered because of game design or plays you run 20 times a game as part of your normal offense. I'm talking about individual plays you go to when you're looking for a big play or a shock play after a change of possession or maybe even a trick play. For example, after a turnover at midfield, do you have one quick change play you like to call to score fast? Or a trick play you like to call once a game. Or even a certain two point play you use when you need two to tie/win.
I know in the history of video game football, the term "money play" has been used to describe plays that are just overpowered bullshit that seems to work 100% of the time regardless of what your opponent does. I'd like to avoid talking about that stuff, by now we all know what is overpowered. I'm just talking about shock plays or special plays you might call once or twice a game if the situation dictated. I use the term money play just because that's the terminology I've always used for those types of "special" plays.
I'm curious what play(s) everyone uses as your "money" play. To be clear, I'm not talking about money plays that are just overpowered because of game design or plays you run 20 times a game as part of your normal offense. I'm talking about individual plays you go to when you're looking for a big play or a shock play after a change of possession or maybe even a trick play. For example, after a turnover at midfield, do you have one quick change play you like to call to score fast? Or a trick play you like to call once a game. Or even a certain two point play you use when you need two to tie/win.
I know in the history of video game football, the term "money play" has been used to describe plays that are just overpowered bullshit that seems to work 100% of the time regardless of what your opponent does. I'd like to avoid talking about that stuff, by now we all know what is overpowered. I'm just talking about shock plays or special plays you might call once or twice a game if the situation dictated. I use the term money play just because that's the terminology I've always used for those types of "special" plays.