He's considered a master of the spread-option offense and he has admitted he spends most of his time working on the offensive side of the ball.

So when the offense produced a number of big plays this past week, he was very thrilled. He focused less on the fact that they came against U-M's defense (which was horrible a year ago) and said the increase in the number of big offensive plays from last season's camp has dramatically increased.

"I think there has been," he said, referring to the report on MGOBLUE.com of a lot of 60-plus-yard runs from quarterback Denard Robinson, plus all of the long passing plays from Tate and...

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