BigSteve09
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Although it‘s schemed differently than what Peyton ran, we force the defense to show their coverage hand (usually), then we pick the matchup(s) we want. In almost every passing situation, we have a primary and secondary open, but missed the primary read on this one. We accomplish this because we take advantage of the defense revealing their coverage and then flooding zones to clear areas where only our guys can get, which most times, like the illustrations show, leaves the defense hurling expletives.
I know Nick’s head had to be spinning like a top after seeing the wide stacks with TE or RB motion. When ran this efficiently, I don’t know that it can be stopped at the college level. Several NFL coordinators would struggle with slowing this down.
Nick’s head trying to figure it out:
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Thomas hitting Young later in the game. It looked like he hit him helmet to helmet from the sideline view but the camera up above showed that he hit him with his right shoulder and they might've brushed facemasks. Definitely not targeting and they even reviewed it for targeting. The problem is that the broadcast only showed that camera angle from above one time, so their fans are pissed off about it.I've heard many Bama fans crying about a few different targeting calls that they didn't get. For those that weren't watching a broadcast, what instances of potential targeting are they talking about?
Exactly.. they need to start worrying about their upcoming games, because I guarantee these teams smell blood in the water nowDo they not understand that if a game was rigged, it would be rigged in their favor?