redfishfan

[quote]e both are right. Im just saying I don't see that for us. Right now.[/quote] I can agree with that. I was more talking about from an alignment perspective and how run fits and coverages work. ...

If Raymond was capable of being a DC he would be one already. Talk to anybody inside the program they will tell you Raymond can recruit and coach Dbs but he's not DC material. ...

[quote]Not in a true 3-3-5.[/quote] Aranda is a 3-3-5 guy. Chaisson lined up on the LOS almost every play. 3 man front teams generally still have 4 guys on LOS in their base defense. Teams get into Tite fronts and some of that may change. The Tite front is somewhat new to college football and...

[quote]Obviously run fits will be different based on the number of down linemen[/quote] Down linemen isn't as important as where the guys on the LOS are. Gaps should be the same if 4 guys are on the LOS like most defenses start with. Your Mike is gonna be a strong A player in both defenses. Yo...

[quote]Not quite[/quote] A 4-2-5 and a 3-3-5 are almost exactly the same thing. In the 4-2-5 both end guys on the LOS have hands on the ground. In the 3-3-5 only 1 does. Alignment is pretty much identical in the base defenses. ...

[quote]3 down linemen have a little diff responsibility than 4 a lot of times.[/quote] You still gonna have 4 guys on the LOS either way. You gonna generally have a shade and 3 or 4i and two 5 techniques. Whether one of them is standing up or has his hand in the ground doesn't mean a whole lot....

[quote]I hope so. I worry how BJ Ouljilri, Ali Gaye and Andre Anthony fit in a 3-3-5[/quote] BJ would be in a Chaisson type postion. Everybody talked about Aranda as a 3-4 guy but he was really a 3-3-5 guy. Rarely was LSU in a true 3-4 look when Aranda was here. Ali Gaye would play a the WDE p...

[quote]Please share your feedback. Thx[/quote] Don't play them but I have hit the AP1's, AP2's and AP3's. AP1's are a game improvement iron. Strong lofts. Forgiving. Not easy to work the ball with. AP2's are more of a players iron. True lofts. Great feel. Easy to work the ball and e...

4-2-5 and 3-3-5 are basically the same thing....

Backing in a boat trailer with no boat on it that you can't see is the most difficult. Especially if its a small trailer. ...

[quote]And defense is a big problem with Wade's teams.[/quote] I love WW but I agree. It's basic defensive mistakes too. Nothing complicated. ...

[quote]U would have to know the noon group to understand that situation. They play fast on purpose.[/quote] Is it the hack in around on the fairway and when they get it on the green they all just hit putts as fast as they can and pick up 4 footers?...

[quote]I love the layout at Cam2 but the greens are soooo small on the front 9.[/quote] Played it this summer twice. The greens are small but with the front 9 being short I think it keeps things fair. I bet the guys that play it ton are solid with irons. It's just a nice change of pace compare...

[quote]If u get in front of them and slow them down.... they will let u know about it real quick. [/quote] Let em play through. I can’t for the life of me understand why slower groups just don’t let faster ones through. If I’m ever playing with a group that has some beginner slower golfers I alwa...

Also shorter courses can play longer with forced layups. ...

Hit down on the ball. If you do that the ball will get off the ground. ...

[quote]Smith - he will run the faster 40 [/quote] Wanna make a bet on that?...

Injured ...

[quote]Remember Ali Gaye, these baws come more ready than any 4 start freshmen[/quote] Damien Lewis was our best OL on last years NC team. JUCO guy. This is a huge get. ...

[quote]Nice. I’ve got him and you beat then! I’m mis- hitting at 240y.[/quote] I’m not a liar so my 4iron goes about 215 if I catch it. This guy I’m talking about shoots under par 8/10 rounds I play with him. I watched him shoot 64 with my own eyes. He absolutely mauls the ball. You ain’t miss h...