triple option, shepard

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When we defended it in school we made the DE take QB, outside LB take first RB and either the corner or safety take Second RB! Not hard

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Please tell me you have already contacted LM

Josh Nesbitt, Jonathan Dwyer, Roddy Jones and WR Demarius Thomas >>> anything Navy puts on the field. We were 16 ypg behind them in our first year running the O, and going against the likes of Boston College, VA Tech, Mississippi State, Clemson, Florida State, Miami and the University(sic) of Georgia on D.

We also now have the evil genius of option football on our sideline.... Just sayin'.

Apples and Oranges.

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At this is why Navy is up 10 at the moment...

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When we defended it in school we made the DE take QB, outside LB take first RB and either the corner or safety take Second RB!

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So if it wasn't hard I guess the O you went against didn't block. No offense is hard to defend in that case.

Expect us to block some of those people you assign to defend.

Also, you didn't mention how you covered the wr and a backs against a pass in hs? We do and will pass if you don't cover them.

Who would you assign on this formation?

On the far left side we have a wr. Next comes the OL with the ball on the right hash. On the short side out wide is the other wr. One yard off the line is an a back inside the wr, with another a back on the wing on the wide side and the qb under center. The b back is behind the qb 4 yards off the los.

How did you pass protect this formation in HS?

This is how ugag defended. They assigned the cb's to cover both wr's. They assigned a safety to cover the outside a back and a olb to cover the inside a back. On the short side they had a safety deep who was assigned to the option pitch on that side. The DE on that side was assigned to the qb. The MLB was assigned to cover the B back dive. We cut blocked the DT on the wide side, doubled the DT on the short side and blocked the OLB. The wr on the short side ran a slant and BLOCKED the safety (who was assinged to cover the pitch) on that side and the corner back followed him in coverage, as he was assigned. We pitched to the option a back who went 60 yards untouched before being tackled.

Yes sir, it is not hard. Now how did you defend that play in hs?

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Quite easily, I went to high school with Tyson Jackson, who shed the short side double, and Quinn Johnson (would played lb in hs) he would blow up the play in the backfield; minus yards every time, I loved playing teams who ran this play. I really hope GT runs it every time on the 31st.

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So you can't say how you would defend it. I didn't expect that anyone would. You don't mention who is assigned to do what or how you are pass defending. But I thought you said it was simple.

I agree with you, if we can't block you, then you will stop us. But that is true for every game we played this year and has little to do with assignment football.

yeah, i am sure we have better athletes the wake

better players yes to everyone exept maybe georgia

coaching

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better players yes to everyone exept maybe georgia

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Now I haven't seen LSU but on a couple of occasions this year and the D just didn't look good to me. On defense, I'm sure they're better than they looked, however, since they are the defending MNC. That ARK game was sad, however.

Based just on what I saw, I'd rate Boston College, VA Tech, F$U, Miami and UGAg as better D's than LSU. Maybe not better talent all through the 2-deep, but better D's.