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re: Did Bama copy our 2019 Offense?
Posted on 1/12/21 at 7:42 am to Eyebesmacinhose
Posted on 1/12/21 at 7:42 am to Eyebesmacinhose
Just because they were in the gun and mixing in tempo doesn't mean it's the same offense. The motions and route concepts are different then anything we did.
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Posted on 1/12/21 at 8:06 am to Eyebesmacinhose
No
It was screen passes, deep balls to the sides and a good run game. It was not even close to what we run.
It was screen passes, deep balls to the sides and a good run game. It was not even close to what we run.
Posted on 1/12/21 at 10:30 am to Eyebesmacinhose
The only similarities are that they both scored a lot of points and they both sought out favorable matchups.
LSU ran a constant spread offense, sending five receivers out running various pass routes that extended the defense and created matchup problems all over the field.
Bama runs a lot of max protect, play-action passing with two or three receivers, using motion and the real threat of Najee Harris running for 10-yards a pop looming in the minds of the linebackers and safeties to keep them honest... not to mention one of the best O-lines in college history.
Both GREAT offenses. Both very different.
LSU ran a constant spread offense, sending five receivers out running various pass routes that extended the defense and created matchup problems all over the field.
Bama runs a lot of max protect, play-action passing with two or three receivers, using motion and the real threat of Najee Harris running for 10-yards a pop looming in the minds of the linebackers and safeties to keep them honest... not to mention one of the best O-lines in college history.
Both GREAT offenses. Both very different.
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