A key offensive unit in college football has spent nearly a month without taking a single snap on game day, focusing instead on mastering a completely new offensive system. The adjustment comes as the team shifts strategies mid-season, leaving players to adapt under pressure without live-game experience. With no recent opportunities to test the changes in competition, the transition raises questions about how quickly the unit can integrate the unfamiliar playbook. The upcoming weeks will reveal whether the intensive preparation translates into on-field success.
Dart will have gone from Aug. 15 to Sept. 13 without having played a single game-day snap while learning a new offense.
