Which one of you guys did this?

[Happy Hands]

I was reading the Wikipedia entry in the wild cat offense and this paragraph is in there…

“UCF uses a wildcat formation they call the "wild knight."[15] It was originally intended to be run by Rob Calabrese, even after he lost the starting job in 2010 to Jeff Godfrey, but he tore his ACL using the play to score a rushing touchdown against Marshall on October 13, 2010.[16] At the time, most agreed that Calabrese was effective at running the wild knight formation.[15]”

Wildcat formation - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

How did I not know this existed?

 

[NestaKnight1]

I was reading the Wikipedia entry in the wild cat offense and this paragraph is in there…

“UCF uses a wildcat formation they call the "wild knight."[15] It was originally intended to be run by Rob Calabrese, even after he lost the starting job in 2010 to Jeff Godfrey, but he tore his ACL using the play to score a rushing touchdown against Marshall on October 13, 2010.[16] At the time, most agreed that Calabrese was effective at running the wild knight formation.[15]”

Wildcat formation - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

How did I not know this existed?

I want a lawyer.

 

[KnightVision82]

Who would have thunk that Calabrese would make Wikipedia? Maybe he added this himself? Surprised to see that it didn't mention that he was a good game manager and wildcat QB

 

[goodknightfl]

Calabrese was ok, but he was no
Troy Green

 

[Knight_Light]

DYK: Rob is in his 6th year working on a NFL Staff (now with the Rams).

As a coach:
Oviedo HS (2013) Quarterbacks coach UCF (2014–2015) Graduate assistant Wagner (2016) Running backs coach Wagner (2017–2018) Offensive coordinator & quarterbacks coach Denver Broncos (2019–2020) Offensive quality control coach New York Jets (2021–2023) Quarterbacks coach Los Angeles Rams (2024–present) Offensive assistant

 

[lawknight]

wow this 👆 I did not know.