Was not there but you see some teams play the 2 deep man under defense is 7-7, a defense that you basically cannot run in a real game. I am not sure if that is what Princeton did on defense but I do not understand why teams play that defense in 7-7 instead of working on their game type coverages. Boone County does this and I do not see the benefit. On the flip side, if this is what CCH faced it really helps the wr's to learn a strong, quick release from the LOS.

You'll also sometimes see teams go 5 wide receivers a lot or , if they have a running back in, will release him out of the back field every single time for a pass. Never made since to me to run a style that you're not going to run in a real game.

You'll also sometimes see teams go 5 wide receivers a lot or , if they have a running back in, will release him out of the back field every single time for a pass. Never made since to me to run a style that you're not going to run in a real game.

Correct very few teams run an empty set but sometimes coaches get competitive and try to "win" the 7-7.

Did the Erpenbeck speedster make much of an impact?

 

Princeton corners where grabbing/hooking the CovCath receivers at the line. Almost every time a receivers got lose you see the jersey being pulled slowing the deep routes. Erpenbeck was beating the corners but was not thrown too. Princeton corners will teach the receiver to work on get off the line.

Princeton corners where grabbing/hooking the CovCath receivers at the line. Almost every time a receivers got lose you see the jersey being pulled slowing the deep routes. Erpenbeck was beating the corners but was not thrown too. Princeton corners will teach the receiver to work on get off the line.

 

Thanks C Boy.

Was not there but you see some teams play the 2 deep man under defense is 7-7, a defense that you basically cannot run in a real game. I am not sure if that is what Princeton did on defense but I do not understand why teams play that defense in 7-7 instead of working on their game type coverages. Boone County does this and I do not see the benefit. On the flip side, if this is what CCH faced it really helps the wr's to learn a strong, quick release from the LOS.

 

They definitely were in 2 deep, but it wasn't man under most of the time. It was 2 deep 5 under zone defense. On occassion they would blitz one of the backers and play man under, but that was more the exception than the rule when I was there. Definitely made the WR's work to get off the ball, but weren't great at synching back in the Zone. As a result Wag's constantly beat them by throwing the deep dig/comeback underneath the safety. The one really nice looking playing they ran the outside on a corner and the slot's up the seams and Wag's hit Craword on a beautifully executed play down the seam for a TD.

Sam Murrer picks up another offer. This time from WKU.

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Best player on the field is Elijah Ball who is the son of former Bengal Eric Ball. Really nice receiver. Has offers from UC, UConn, and several MAC schools.

 

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For those that remember Elijah Ball of Princeton from the 7s this past summer he has committed to play WR at Ohio U.

That's great news! Good luck to the young man!