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First of all the spread offense is one of the best offenses to run out of (ex. West Virginia) because there is less people in the box to defend the run. Ask Barret Rogers who played with me at Pikeville. My offense at LCC ran the ball 458 times for 3,431 yards which is an average of about 7.5 yards every time we ran the ball. We threw the ball only 261 times for 2067 yards. So if that is "chuckin it" up 75% of the time, you need to work on your math. Don't get on here and talk about stuff you don't know about. Obviously you don't know much about football or you would know the spread offense is a great offense to highlight one particular running back. The wishbone is based on having 3 great backs.

I have not been contacted about the Pikeville job and I don't plan on getting contacted. I am perfectly happy here at LCC and I feel we have the chance to do something really special here. While I still love Pikeville football, I don't think it is meant for me to be there at this point in my career. Now that I have spoken to you all concerning this issue, I wish you would leave my name out of this thread. If you want to say stuff about my past experiences, please don't post them on the Internet. I messed up and that is all I can say. I learned from it and I have moved on. Thanks!

I agree that the spread offense is a great offense at the college level or high school level where you can get enough kids out to choose from. I love WVU's offense, but they have Pat White at QB. Steve Slaton is their highlight RB and he rushed for 1051 yards this season on 211 carries. Their QB rushed for 1335 yds on 197 carries.
Your QB also led your team in rushing with 827 Yds. While your highlight RB only had 811yds. My point is that the spread is geared more toward having a QB that can throw and run. I agree that it does highlight one particular back, but it is usually the Quarterback. Now you can throw the short passes to the RB, it's just another way of running the f-ball. I don't see Harmon or any other RB rushing for over 2000 yds. with a spread oriented offense. Because if your QB can't throw it all over the field, then you can't losen up the defense to keep 9 out of the box. My point was not to judge you in anyway, and by the way I've never posted anything about your past on this forum, it's none of my business. I think you have done a fine job at LCC and I wish you nothing but the best.