Word: multiflexes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Remember folks, this is Cambridge not Ann Arbor. Restic's multiflex is as democratic as they come, a kind of equal opportunity offense. "The multiflex doesn't key on one back for production, it uses all the backs equally. It's a good system, and it's been around here a lot longer than I have," Polillio said...
...short, the 1977 formula of the defense plugging the dike until the Multiflex offense got its act together has been flipped. This fall, QB Larry Brown & Co. will be expected to put points on the board quick and early, while waiting for the green defenders to come around...
...running game happens to lag, Joe Restic may Multiflex with some play-action aerials to the likes of solid senior tight end Paul Sablock (17 receptions last year) and split end candidates Rich Horner and John MacLeod (a split end converted to safety, then back to split end when Gary Confer bagged football for academics...
...HARVARD and PENN: As complicated as Coach Restic's multiflex offense might be at times, there's no secret to the key for Harvard football this season, that being how well Restic fills the seven vacated spots in his defense. For the first time since Restic rode in, in 1971, the Crimson is without a first or second team All-League player on the squad. As always, the divinely created schedule will help Harvard...
...last note about Harvard football: the offense is something called the 'Multiflex, which just about no one understands, except to the extent that it resembles the traffic flow in Harvard Square on a Saturday afternoon. Just enjoy it--if all works well, you'll be watching the Crimson and the multiflex beat Yale for the Ivy title November 18 in Harvard Stadium...