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The Most Power-Drunk
Yeah, whatever happened to all the zone blitzes that Dantonio implemented in 02?
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BuckeyeTrail said:no pass rush + soft zone = CERTAIN DEATH.
WR picks, motion to set up key mismatches, quick slants, or an option look will work....but I would love to see that cover 5 look on occasion a least. The coverages must be disguised better IMOHow do you beat this defense?
MililaniBuckeye,MililaniBuckeye said:One of the best, and truest, quotes ever posted.
Agreed...so far the defense has been far too easy to read pre-snapwe atleast have to mix things up a bit. its ok to put your cb on an island every now and then. expecially this year with them being so young.
I could not disagree more...Blind faith maybe, but I believe this past weekend was actually good for these younger players. They have not experienced anything but victory...there was certainly an air of complacency in the air saturday. That embarrassing loss SHOULD get that edge back. We all know the talent is there, but it is a matter of getting all three units (O, D, ST) to have tremendous efforts at once instead of relying on one of them to carry the team.lets face it, this year is virtually over. we'll make a bowl game, but we aren't winning the big ten. purdue is really good, michigan has a shot and so does minessota. we have to pray we can beat purdue and lets face it, we play them tomorrow and we are gonna get beat BAD!
Couldn't agree more with the 1st paragraph there Grad! As far as the bad play calling theory, I tend to believe that the play calling and execution are somewhat related. For example, if the opposing team knows that 90% of the time you run on 1st down, that tends to make it a little more difficult to actually run on first down. I agree that we need more consistency. With a young offensive unit out there, one way to help with consistency is to build their collective confidence. I am not implying that calling for more passes on 1st down is the panacea; but less predictability on first down can only help. And this is true no matter the level of experience of the players.I could not disagree more...Blind faith maybe, but I believe this past weekend was actually good for these younger players. They have not experienced anything but victory...there was certainly an air of complacency in the air saturday. That embarrassing loss SHOULD get that edge back. We all now the talent is there, but it is a matter of getting all three units (O, D, ST) to have tremendous efforts at once instead of relying on one of them to carry the team.
I am still not willing to give in to the bad play calling theory...certainly this canalways improve. However, the execution has not been consistent enough...that is obvious.