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How will Ryle stop Trinity offensively? Have they faced a spread/passing team all year? If so, how did they fare?

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How will Ryle stop Trinity offensively? Have they faced a spread/passing team all year? If so, how did they fare?

 

 

Dixie's offense spread them out somewhat in the first half of the play-off game. A lot of the routes were there, Dixie did not have the ability to execute. This does not bode well going into the Trinity game.

Dixie's offense spread them out somewhat in the first half of the play-off game. A lot of the routes were there, Dixie did not have the ability to execute. This does not bode well going into the Trinity game.

That's good to hear. I'm fairly confident Trinity will execute well.

How good is Ryle's noseguard? I believe they run a 5-2, and in the 5-2, if the nose gets single blocked it can be a long night.

How good is Ryle's noseguard? I believe they run a 5-2, and in the 5-2, if the nose gets single blocked it can be a long night.

He is excellent. By far their best defensive lineman.

He is excellent. By far their best defensive lineman.

Ought to be a great match-up then because Trinity's center is their best lineman. If the Great Dane is able to single block the nose, Rocks roll big. If not, Ryle's got a shot to slow down the running game.

Ought to be a great match-up then because Trinity's center is their best lineman. If the Great Dane is able to single block the nose, Rocks roll big. If not, Ryle's got a shot to slow down the running game.

He is 5'11 210, but he can flat out move. How big and fast is the center?

He is 5'11 210, but he can flat out move. How big and fast is the center?

6'1, 240. As to speed, let's just stay he was fast enough to tackle X's greatest running back ever about 6 inches from the first down.

^ I know where my money is going.

6'1, 240. As to speed, let's just stay he was fast enough to tackle X's greatest running back ever about 6 inches from the first down.

I smell a stalemate which is good for the Rocks.

I smell a stalemate which is good for the Rocks.

That's all it takes in the 5-2.

Stalemates offend Dane.

and I also hear that Dane loves to get his Guards involved from time to time.....just to have a little fun so it doesn't get boring....:laugh:

Just want to give the Rock faithful their full opportunity to gloat...

 

No worries there. Our boys learned how dangerous that can be... last year, last game.

6'1, 240. As to speed, let's just stay he was fast enough to tackle X's greatest running back ever about 6 inches from the first down.

 

I think blocking is a little different than chasing X's RB down. My money is on X's RB if Dane had to run to the sideline. Rocks have used their guards quit a bit in double teams. I might have to say Robey is also at the top of the OL when it comes to speed.