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doubledeuce

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  1. The website only gives you a choice of Ison, Davenport, Niece, and Schwartz.
  2. Congratulations! Get ready for those 5am morning practices!
  3. I cannot stand Thom, with his life long practiced announcer guy voice, every play is the biggest play ever, and poor attempts at trying to explain parts of the game he has no clue about!!!! He is even worse doing Reds baseball and being the second most negative team announcer in sports. Thom is Captain Gloom and Doom but he learned from his dad Major General Always Negative
  4. The QB never has to throw the ball, unless he decides to throw it, and he never has to throw it to the wrong guy....
  5. A lot of the wipe on then wipe off stuff looks great....until it dries...then same old haze
  6. Yes. I will do each for a couple weeks or so and then choose.
  7. Mauy Thai, BJJ, and Judo which is basically all of them. I have never done any of them before, so I want to give them all a shot at first.
  8. Toothpaste and toothbrush works for me.
  9. I think this might be an example of having so much talent that it caused them to be stretched thin. With the QB's being so different it caused the offense to run essentially two different sets. Doing this limits efficient practice time, at least it seems like it would, for both qbs and the offense as a whole.
  10. For pass routes it is exactly that... Now sometimes an offense will adjust to a 5 step drop for a qb out of the gun if they are very fast at getting their drop or need to stretch the field vertically. Also, it depends if the QB and QB coach like to utilize a punch step when dropping back and then sometimes that is considered a step during drop back but in reality it is actually a half step. But rule of thumb is 1-step for quick game( 3 step under center), 3-step( 5 step under center) for general passing game, and 5-step( 7 step under center) for some longer developing concepts or trying to hit a deep home run. I never want my QB to get deeper than 8 yards and that is 3 1/2 or so steps out of the gun. One punch step then three regular steps. At that depth the qb should be able to anticipate and throw a comeback at 14-16 yards based on the speed of the WR, or hit them on their break on a dig or out. This would put them on rhythm. Now, some QB coaches and OC's like to get to 9 yards for their concepts and teach a different 3 step, to get the added depth they have the qb take a really big first step followed by two normal steps. I do not like this approach because to me the first step is not a natural step. The reason that some want to get the extra yard of depth is that they want to be able to hit a comeback/dig/out at 20 yards. Then there are other QB coach's that like 5 shorter steps compared to the 3 step drops described above. They like the small 5 steps because, as with all semi-sophisticated offenses, they can stop their drop at anytime to hit an open wr, and they feel this keeps their lower body in a more ready to throw position at all times. One thing that almost all offenses never want to do is get the qb past 9-10 yards on their drop because of the holes it opens in the pass protection. Sidenote: I am stopping by Son of Siam either this Thursday or Friday to talk to Nathan.
  11. To me, it just took longer for Beck and Urban to figure out what they wanted to do. Sometimes you can have too many options and it takes awhile to figure out what will be your "core" for the season. No matter who the OC is under UM the offense is essentially the same from year to year, OC to OC, make no mistake it is Urban's offense no matter who has the title of OC. Urban's offense has been something that teams have not been able to handle since his first HC job at BG. No reason to have an OC come in and change things up, if it ain't broke don't fix it!!!
  12. Three step out of the gun is equivalent to a 5 step drop under center.
  13. I am not certain if that is why he left. I am pretty sure PT said in a radio interview that he decided to transfer after Barker was named the starter.
  14. Yes, he could not run the zone read. Having to now account for the guy they were going to read brings another guy into the box and they are not going to out physical any team. To me leaving the team because the coach picked another player to start is acting like they are "entitled."
  15. Nah, I was giving out suggestions... But if you want to buy....
  16. Time to pop open a Bartles & Jaymes......
  17. Clemson's offense is the type of offense that gives Bama fits. I can't pick a winner right now.
  18. Yes, UK Qb could not run the zone read, so they had to essentially scrap the whole type of running game they planned on using for the 2015 season. What locker room train wreck are you talking about....the sense of entitlement?
  19. In the Alabama/Michigan State game right before half when MSU had the ball was a great example of man and zone. One play they throw to the wr over the CB with his back to the Qb. The next play the Qb thought it was the same coverage because the CB gave the same pre snap alignment but it was soft Cover 2/Read and the CB was facing the Qb and made an easy pick. Qb did not scan the whole field to see both safeties alignment on his pre snap read, he made an assumption.....
  20. Wyatt....99 Superpower....6G.... Wyatt and his wildcat was in his playbook over 15 years ago but he wasn't calling it the wildcat. Once Arkansas,in the mid 2000's, used the "wildcat" and others started utilizing it did Hugh start using that term. All it really is, IMO, is the single wing in one of its truest forms
  21. It helps that they play more games in a season now. Not to mention both coaches were/are coaching in weak conferences. I do think he did a great job.
  22. Well, if you are counting wins like that, last years ball boy beat Saban and this years beat Fisher.
  23. Yes they are. Clemson has really taken it to OU in the second half, very physical!
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