Big 12 defenses make stopping The Spread a priority
KANSAS CITY , Mo. — In the 1970s, Oklahoma unveiled a devastating force on the livelihood of defensive coordinators.
The Wishbone launched a dynasty that for 20 years bewildered even the savviest of defenses.
The 21st Century, however, has brought with it a new and improved scoring weapon:
The Spread — an offense that positions wide receivers, tight ends and running backs all over the field with the ...
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