Gus Malzahn's Bucksweep: A Blast from the Past

In Week 1, Florida State looked like a completely different team, completely dominating Alabama. But Week 2 brought something else to the table a new opportunity to play around with some less intimidating competition. And when you get that kind of matchup, it’s often the perfect chance for offensive coordinators to mix things up, add a little creativity, and bring back some old-school strategies that might've slipped through the cracks.

Enter Gus Malzahn. The man who brought us the no-huddle, fast-paced, spread offense at Auburn is back to calling plays. And with Herb Hand coaching the offensive line, it’s a potent combo that’s ready to do some damage. The play they’ve been using to perfection? The Bucksweep.

It’s a simple concept, but when executed to perfection it’s the kind of play that makes you want to break down every little detail. Down blocks, pulling guards, cracks, cuts, and a splash of pre-snap motion then it all comes together like a symphony of football.

Let’s take a look at how it works: