What, exactly, is the operating principle

of Graham Harrell's offense?

I'd really like to know before he's gone.

It isn't "we're going to pound you into submission."

Or "we're going to spread the field with more guys than you can cover."

Or "we're going to deceive you with multiple sets and motion and bet you can't follow the ball."

Or "we're going to let the QB freelance and bet you can't keep up with him."

It appears to be to run a random series of plays, some run, most pass, with no plays setting up any other. And the pass plays all seem designed to have every receiver run into coverage and hope to win a jump ball.