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I'm all in favor of Skov sticking to his strengths, his style, and playing hard. Robbie Godhigh was a great player for us but one thing that irritated me was that our other A-backs started trying to run like Robbie, trying to make that impossibly agile cut to get past a defender when they would...

The connection is the USNA, it's where Bill grew up and learned football. Bill Belichick's father was a coach at Navy for 34 years, but there was no overlap with CPJ. Belichick's father retired in 1989 and CPJ's first stint at Navy started in 1995...

Zone Dive resource from USNA O-Line Coach: http://flexboneassociationacademy.com/2013/12/10/the-definitive-guide-to-zone-dive-part-one-introduction/ http://flexboneassociationacademy.com/2013/12/11/the-definitive-guide-to-zone-dive-part-two-blocking-techniques/ Run at PSG's inside foot at snap...

Zone Dive targets the B-Gap, but in certain circumstances he has to cut underneath the Guard and run the A-gap.

Perhaps our left tackle isn't actually allowed to catch a pass under the rules, but look again. Andrews is lined up on the right and is not an eligible receiver, he's covered by Smelter. It's one of our Over formations where all of our skill players aren't eligible receivers.

The "Base" formation is called "Spread". The quick pass to the WR is a "Smoke" route that can be checked to from a run play if the DB is playing off. The "Tight" formation is called "Double Flex". "Flex" refers to that type of WR alignment. Spread Right Flex would have the right WR Spread...

I think we call it Geronimo too.

I contend that protecting Justin from hits has been one of the major reasons we have not called a lot of Midline. Joshua Nesbitt could pinball off linebackers and CPJ will blast Tim Byerly up the middle, but JT on a Midline Blast troubles me. We've called Midline throughout the year under...

He mislabeled the Waller TD in the graph.

@Longestday - 7:56 - That is the Belly Option made famous by Nebraska.

This is the link for the statistics: http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/feioff Someone went through the data for the top offenses and wrote an article here: http://www.fromtherumbleseat.com/2014/12/16/7403711/gt-high-school-offense-on-course-to-break-ncaa-efficiency-rating-fei

From a Reddit USC fan: "Gif request of GT QB PUTTING THE FLAMES OUT ON HIS SHOES."

JT's last two touchdowns were keeps on Midline Blast. The second was pretty much as designed, but the first one... the first one was JT being unreal.

Prediction: I'm gonna be drunk.

I hope we throw him the ball at least 5 times in the Orange Bowl. I don't think MSU's secondary is going to be able to cover this:

The only A-Back to have a 1,000 yard season in the last ten years was Shun White in 2008 for Navy. IF we can get blocks in the alley I think Snoddy has the ability to gain yards in huge chunks. Remember, on the triple option with two high safeties if we make every single block then only the...

I remember that but I believe he audibled to the Triple. There were only two in the count on that side and he checked at the line. I think someone asked him about it in the post-game interview and his response was something to the effect of "they didn't have enough guys on that side."

And Navy is #8. The offense creates the sense that we can and will score on every single drive. The O-Line deserves more praise across the board. They are one of the best in the country: http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/ncaaol The stats in there that I can't wrap my head around are...

Yes. I don't have the playbook or access to anyone who could confirm it for me but I believe that route, which is one of the staples of our passing game this year, is similar to the Choice route that Bebe was very proficient at. We run it to a single receiver side either out of Trips or with...

The Belly G?