re: Could the fake punt be used as a primary formation for an offense?

When I was 7 or 8 years old, I would sit in class and dream up offensive formations in my notebook. I came up with a scheme where 10 offensive linemen would line up in a double-thick V formation, with the QB tucked into the protective safety of the V.

When the ball was snapped, all 11 players would charge forward, slamming through the defense like a snow plow.

It worked like a charm on paper, and it also worked well on the electric football game with the vibrating metal field. Maybe LSU should try it.