dtrack22

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Don't get cute. Just get in in

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One week you guys want Ware to get all redzone touches, now you want Mett to get a shot. Make up your minds...

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Awful call

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dumb play by reid

Mett is makin plays

Chuck Berry [60]
Buddy Holly [14]
Jerry Lee Lewis [12]
Bo Diddley [4]
Ray Charles [10]

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S. Carolina's play to score the first touchdown was fantastic. I'm still trying to figure how to scheme to stop it.

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Starts with #6 alignment. It depends on where your help is before you can decide which side of the WR you want to shade, but the DB needs to get out of the endzone and right up to the line of scrimmage.

You can't switch any route combo this close to the goaline, so you need to get on the WR's hip right away. Punching with your off hand would also help slow down Sanders enough to disrupt the overall timing of the route and may be enough to stop this play all by itself. Still, if you don't press and there isn't any separation when Sanders makes his break, all you have to do is come underneath the route as you carry it towards the sideline and force the QB to thrown it perfectly to the WR's outside, upfield shoulder.

Sometimes the QB makes the throw and there isn't much you can do. But #6 gave himself ZERO chance of making a play on the WR or the ball.

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Excellent analysis. You should start your own blog.

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:rotflmao:

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wishbone

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But are you talking about running a traditional wishbone offense/scheme or are you thinking triple option and really meant flexbone (and it's variations)?

I don't get why you guys want Mett out. You can accomplish everything that either a wishbone or flexbone set would out of any unbalanced formation and you still have a real threat to throw.

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You have uncovered gaps and a QB who is a real threat to throw still in the game. Seems like a win-win

LSU just needs to start mixing it up a little.

Play action out of tight formations, slip a TE/FB into the flat or drag him across the formation.

Single back, quick slant.

Heavy backfield, fade (like they tried) and get Mett to make a pre-snap decision based on the CB's alignment wether to go far corner vs. back shoulder (stop fade).

Shotgun 4 wide, lead draw with Mett.

So many options. LSU has too many formation based tendencies at the moment. I think they'll find success when they start breaking the mold.

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Leaf was an unreal college qb.

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Mett needs to throw a TD or 50 before you compare him to Leaf

ABB 2
CCR 98

finish him!