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ESPN's David Pollack is in town for College GameDay this weekend and had a chance to talk with reporters on Friday about the big game between LSU and Alabama.

Pollack was asked about how he would slow down the Tide's explosive offensive and suggested an unorthodox defensive game plan: let them the run the ball.

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JackieTreehorn77 months
Any more bright ideas Pollack?
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SuperFanDan77 months
So fresh and edgy Pollack. That's exactly what everyone has been saying Belichick did against the Bills in the Super Bowl. You're about a week late on this "hot" take
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MarineVet77 months
Make your offense drain the play clock in the first half... bring white back, then go uptempo the whole second half...
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Tiger4life580377 months
And that’s why you work at ESPN and you’re not a coach. We comin
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findaway77 months
Just a dumb call!! You don’t do ANYTHING close to that until he proves he can move the ball in the air against that SECONDARY and in TIGER STADIUM! at NIGHT!! This AIN’T Athens David.
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I think we ought to blitz every single down and hit the crap outta Tua. See how that youngster likes hearing footsteps every time he says hut.
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CelticDog77 months
Oh yes. Most downs anyway. Change up now and then.
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biglego77 months
Really missing Chaisson
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I think we ought to blitz every single down and hit the crap outta Tua. See how that youngster likes hearing footsteps every time he says hut.
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stowns77 months
I don't hate it...
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reauxl tigers77 months
Taken right out of Bill Belichick's book.
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Fightin Okra77 months
We wouldn’t have anyone standing in 4th quarter but DW40. Everyone else would have been pounded to death
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OilMan2577 months
Frick this! “Give to them nothing, but take from them everything!”
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panterica77 months
I said the same thing a few days ago. Don't give up the big plays even if they march downfield. Then in a short field you can stop both run and pass more easily and force FG's. If you commit too much to stopping the run they'll get td passes. It's not stupid. Better yet, just do this for a while and switch it up from the same formation.
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TeamCKennedy77 months
I agree for the most part. Play two deep safeties. Invite them to run and hope you can stop it more times than not. Dont give up chunck plays. Mix in timely blitzes. Disguise coverages. Defense will be fine tho. The key is to control the clock and score some points.
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Guava Jelly77 months
He's right. That's dumb as shite.
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BayouBengals1877 months
Not necessarily. This Bama offense is explosive, and executed a lot of big plays. Take away the big play, shorten the game, tighten up in the red zone and hope you make them settle for FG’s instead of TD’s.
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JKChesterton77 months
Actually it is similar to what Bill Belichick used against Jim Kelly and that high powered Bills passing offense. They wanted to have Thurman Thomas get 100 Yards. They took away pass and made Bill runs the ball on go for long drives rather than quick strikes. Of course the Bills still should have won missing a makeable FG to win it at the gun.
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