Quote Originally Posted by Bigbails35 View Post
Thanks! Do you have any advice for running this kind of offense with the no-huddle? Or am I better off running this offense normally? It seems to me that most teams that go spread also go no huddle but I seem to really struggle when I try it.
As others have said, no-huddle doesn't necessarily mean you are in hurry-up. No huddle keeps the defense from substituting so you can force them to keep the same personnel on the field and try to exploit a mismatch you may have.
In real life, many teams that want to use a fast pace really simplify their playbook. The idea is to have a small amount of play that all work off of each other, keeping things simple for the offense while stressing the defense.

Here are a couple articles about how OSU is using the no-huddle under Urban Meyer and Tom Herman.
No Huddlin
No Huddlin Cont'