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Majorcholas

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  1. Oh I missed the bonus question… most defenses kind of do but they are more situation dependent than the offfense. Most DCs have an idea what you are going to run on certain situations. (I.e. first downs are 80% bubble screen to the boundary..shout out GDGD) so they will be in a certain call on first downs for that. They also have formation specific coverages or blitzes. (I.e. 3rd and long with a 3x1 formation) the defense will have practiced this and should have an idea how you like to attack that situation. It’s MUCH harder to be a DC as the offense holds all the cards.
  2. Hs OC here. we do it to: 1) give players confidence and being comfortable on the first drive when nerves are flying high. (They’ve practice that same sequence of calls/formations all week) 2) MAKE SURE that you get in formations and plays you want to see early to make defense show you their hand. You take what the defense has done to your first script which then lets you manipulate the defense by alignment/matchups. 3) Helps the playcaller use the actual gameplan. You would be surprise how incredibly quick you have to be getting the next play call in. That way they don’t just go to old faithful every time. 4) if it’s a well coached opponent then you know they scouted your film for tendencies. If you are a good staff you do a self scout as well so you know what tendencies you showed. You take their defense and then have some kind of idea what they should do to you and allows you to prepare for it. So you give them the pre snap look of a tendency you have showed last week and then hit them with the counter, knowing you know that they know. (If that makes sense) That’s just my first thoughts but this is an hour long clinic talk on why to script early plays.
  3. Really shouldn’t take 87% of what is said on the shag/surly serious. Seriously
  4. Basketball recruiting is becoming so tiresome.
  5. I can’t say shedrick without automatically feeling like Sean Connery.
  6. Sounds easy unless you’ve actually done it. Pressure on the qb is something you feel because you aren’t looking directly at them. So it’s just as easy to be thrown off even when they can’t hit you. It’s why defenses talk so much about “simulated pressures”. Get the feel but don’t actually have to commit the defenders to it.
  7. So far ewers looks like the same kid as last year. Was hoping to see 1st half Alabama QE.
  8. I like how he stood there in the face of pressure and calmly hucked em downfield
  9. Anyone named Malik or Kai should starts? /no racist
  10. Just when I thought I couldn’t stand him anymore he starts a dab wave with the crew. Ugggghhhhh
  11. Guess we’ll never know because he’s a moron.
  12. Obviously not the same after Carr got hammered. He didn’t have the legs.
  13. Asked my wife if I should wear my lucky 2005 national championship longhorn shirt today or save it for the final four… her “who do we play?” me “Miami” her “oh, no biggie just save it” We are winning. The oracle has spoken
  14. Luka of college?
  15. Yeah can we stop this? That penn state dad they kept panning to was annoying as hell
  16. Longest second half of all time
  17. Again. Came to post the same exact thing. They have called that exact play a charge at least 5 times tonight
  18. Refs turning this into a soccer game
  19. Came to post this. You can see the ticky tack crap happening from the get go
  20. And Xavier is trying to get a shot off as fast as possible because they are intimidated by our D
  21. These announcers are regarded. “Xavier is getting great looks” ummmm no they are not
  22. I really didn’t see THIS team crapping the bed so hard right now.
  23. One of the best scenes ever. Because we all have “that” friend.
  24. Yup. Had me till the jersey retirement.
  25. Yup. And their dads were roommates!
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