I don't give two

about uo's TE usage this season. How is that relevant to this topic of discussion?
Also, you realize that Calcaterra just quit football, right? He has been injured, and decided to leave. But if uo is some TE-comparison standard, then I'd be curious to know how much they used their TEs when Mark Andrews was there. You know......an NFL caliber TE like we had with Blake Jarwin, and may have with Jelani Woods???
The basic idea is that you want to keep defenses guessing who might get the ball by spreading the ball around. Look at how the Patriots generated receiving yardage with Gronk and RBs. Look how the Saints work the ball everywhere with guys out of the backfield. Look at how Andy Reid gets the ball to his playmakers. The best coaches know how to get a lot of different people involved to keep defenses guessing. Our coaches can't even figure out how to get more than about 2-3 guys significantly involved, and they seemingly don't even try.
That said, I do feel like Dru Brown got significantly more guys involved when passing. He clearly had a better feel for reading defenses and throwing to the open guy as opposed to just locking on to the primary on any given play. Sure, he still makes mistakes (all players do), but it was refreshing to see his ability to scan for open guys. Even Rudolph never progressed in that regard during his time at OSU. You can see him still struggling with it in the NFL, now.