Muchado, you seem like a level-headed kind of guy, and you obviously know football....Rosman has never run the same offense as teams in the SMC with maybe the exception of Swain who traditionally runs the veer, but Swain is the biggest school in the conference, and generally has more atheletes due to their long tradition of winning....Rosman has had kids in the past that could catch the ball, and they would likely have been a good weapon when they were running the triple option, but the TE was never used like it was when I was playing many years ago....Teams did load the box at times through the years, and that probably cost Rosman a chance at a state title back in 84' when Cecil would not throw the ball even though Jamesville had essentially 10 men on the line of scrimmage to stop Jay Sheridan...
I know that Stack was doing his best with what he had to work with, and I agree with others that today's kids want to play in more of an uptempo type style offense with less physicality than kids have in the past which puts Rosman and other small schools in a tough spot because most don't have the athletes to run that type of offense, and as you pointed out, the defenses stay on the field too long which makes it tough to win against teams with more talent....
