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It seems as though the zone read is something that will be a bigger part of our offense this season. I was listening to the game and it seemed like there were several plays in which Riley had some room to roam after the zone read but the whistle was blown. Riley and his feet are going to be a huge asset to this team. Vizza was an adequate runner but not the threat that Dodge will be.

And I don't know where I came up with that spelling, I guess I was distracted by the MSU UCONN game.

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It seems as though the zone read is something that will be a bigger part of our offense this season. I was listening to the game and it seemed like there were several plays in which Riley had some room to roam after the zone read but the whistle was blown. Riley and his feet are going to be a huge asset to this team. Vizza was an adequate runner but not the threat that Dodge will be.

Honest non-snarky question. Is he equally capable of scrambling to both the strong and weak side?

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