First Drive, nothing but designed Quarterback runs with Ryan Willis.
(Defense will not expect this)

Second Drive, I'd let Hendon rest, and use Quincy as a Pocket Passer.
(Defense will keep waiting for him to run, but he just sits stationary, and waits for dimes to open up)

Third Drive, a little razzle dazzle, with QP handing off to RW.
(Defense will expect a trick play, til Ryan comes running up the middle - Scott Sterling Style)

Fourth Drive, I would bring Hendon in, and only run Fake reverses, where Hendon would lateral the ball to a receiver, and run out for a pass as a receiver.
(Defense will not expect this the first time, then definitely not expect it again, and continue to be surprised with each additional run of the same play. Possibly use a different receiver to mix it up).

Okay, so we are up 28-0, and it's the beginning of the fifth drive.
I bring HH under center, RW as a receiver, and QP as the running back.
Then I just have HH fake hand offs and pass to the tight ends the entire drive.
QP and RW can run around as distractions, talkin trash and making strange noises and gestures.

So Now we are up 35-0 and have NotreDame on the ropes. I would run down the clock with dropping the offensive line back in a circular blocking formation with assistnce from running back and tightends, to keep qb upright for as long as possible.
If clock rundown managed properly, we win 35-31.

Other ideas, Swap the offensive and Defensive players, run one drive with all special teams on offense, have the quarter back and 3 blockers fall back 15 yards, have the tight ends walk around 10 yards up field, looking disinterested, then take off to predetermined location on field for the catch.

You listinging corny? you have to keep the defense confused and guessing.
Wonder if the coaches will read this post for ideas.
[Post edited by jonnyhawk at 10/23/2019 12:55AM]