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• All three running backs should figure prominently in CSUN's one-back spread offense.
• At Purdue, Tiller utilized the one-back spread offense again with tremendous success.
• Coaching workshops introduce coaches to the one-back spread and teach them how to implement it.
• Today, it s not even clear who coined the phrase  one-back spread offense . 
• Jack Elway began to utilize the one-back spread in his offense at Northridge during the 1978 season.
• Tiller s teams forced the Big Ten to adapt to the challenges posed by the wide-open one-back spread.
• His quarterbacks at Purdue playing out of the one-back spread included Kyle Orton and Drew Brees, among others.
• Later, as the running backs coach at the University of Utah, Erickson continued to serve as a leading advocate for the one-back spread.
• He played in a two-back spread offense in college and coached on teams that ran everything from a split-back veer to the triple option.
• During his tenure at San Jose State and later at Stanford, Jack Elway became an even more successful proselytizer for the one-back spread offense.
• But the story of how the one-back spread offense  went viral,  to use today s internet-driven jargon, isn t quite that simple.
• He invented American football's modern spread offense, also known as the one-back spread offense, and originated the phrase " basketball on grass " to describe this offense.
• Similarly, when Joe Tiller succeeded Dennis Erickson as head coach at Wyoming, Tiller simply left in place the one-back spread offense that Erickson installed during his tenure there.
• In the 1970s, there were no coaching clinics, YouTube videos or internet blogs to make the case for the one-back spread offense to high school coaches, much less college or NFL coaches.
• He continued to field teams utilizing the one-back spread offense over the next few years, whether they possessed the unique physical and intellectual skills of his 1970 Granada Hills players or not.
• Brown confirms this lineage for Urban Meyer s offensive theories and success, also connecting the Ohio State coach to Joe Tiller and Rich Rodriguez, among other coaches who have built successful careers coaching variations on the one-back spread offense.
• Mike Price, a high school teammate of Dennis Erickson, once described Neumeier s offense to a reporter for the New York Daily News as  basketball on grass  Jack Neumeier s own description of the one-back spread offense.
• Price installed the Neumeier one-back spread at Weber State when he became the head coach there in the late 1970s and then inherited Erickson s offense when Price took over as head coach at Washington State following Erickson s departure.
• While it took decades for Cactus Jack s Aerial attack  the up-tempo one-back spread offense  to percolate throughout the football world, there is no doubt that Coach Neumeier s theories and the success of his 1970 team changed that world forever.
• During a stint working with the Los Angeles Express of the short-lived United States Football League during the early  80s, Gillman became a leading advocate for what some sportswriters referred to as the  ace formation, a variation of the one-back spread offense that evolved after Jack Neumeier s retirement from coaching.