The USF Offense and Creating a Massive Car Wreck   A brief look
at the USF offense and what MSU can expect this Saturday.  Not
only is South Florida unconcerned with your stacked front, they
openly court it. When one of your safeties walks down into the
box, USF greets them, gives them a hearty handshake, and asks if
they have a friend they'd like to invite as well. In a time when
more and more coaches have adopted the philosophy of 'spread it
out', South Florida would like to duel you in a cube, a small
5x5 yard room where it's just you and them son, and much as
they'd like to tell you different, ain't both of you gonna walk
outta that cube alive.  From what I can tell, Willie Taggart's
primary goal on offense is effectively to create a 19 car pile
up on one lane of the highway, send a speeding car racing down
the other lane of the highway, and then speed a semi-truck
outfitted with a massive cow-catcher bolted onto the front
through the waiting wreckage.  Priming the pile up.  You can't
have a big pile up w