Colorado’s football program is undergoing a noticeable transformation as offensive coordinator Brennan Marion rolls out his Go-Go scheme during fall camp.
The Center’s Role
At the heart of the new system is the center position, where veterans Demetrius Hunter and Sean Kinney are battling for snaps. Their pre-snap communication sets the tone for the entire unit, allowing the offense to react fluidly to defensive looks.
Running backs DeAndre Moore Jr. and DeKalon Taylor have each voiced confidence in the scheme, citing the line’s improved protection and physicality as key factors behind their own preparation and leadership.
A Reactive, Flexible Scheme
Marion describes the Go-Go offense as a reactive, player-driven system that emphasizes adaptability over rigid play-calling. The design gives quarterback Julian Lewis the freedom to adjust routes on the fly, while the running game remains a cornerstone of the identity.
Since January the team’s culture has shifted toward greater discipline and accountability. Players are now focused on details, from route precision to assignment ownership, a change that both coaches and athletes say has accelerated growth.
The offensive line’s performance has been highlighted as phenomenal, providing the foundation for a backfield that feels empowered to execute the new scheme with confidence.