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Lane has already shown himself to be a win at all costs kind of coach with his hire of Briles. If we hire him, I’m not putting a dime to the program until he’s gone.

They actually went 10-4 that year and really stumbled down the stretch after we derailed their perfect season

I don't know if I've seen us option a 0 or 1 technique (over the center or A-gap) at any point. Option count starts at the tackle for a normal inside veer play. Midline option count should start inside the B-gap (guard and tackle). It is a little harder than usual to tell, because we are...

We definitely do, just not as frequently. The entire first series here is midline triple. Note how the tackle and guard both release for second level blocks. See here for some more evidence

It's absolutely the correct call. I remember watching an NFL game with a friend the week before and his team getting screwed by the rule and thought to myself, "huh, I wonder how that will haunt GT." Here's an explanation...

Thanks for the site updates! Looks sharp.

Looking at the proposed shirts on the unveil page, it looks like those 45 degrees are supposed to reflect a modern “stinger” aesthetic that I can imagine we’ll see on some uniforms.

They were almost exactly average at allowing big plays last year See statistics here Explosiveness of 1.19 vs avg 1.17 means they only allowed a fraction more explosiveness from the opposing offense. For comparison, we were a little better at 1.08 Our defensive efficiency was worse (we allowed...

Can someone at the game try to stream for those of us who can't make it?

He was asked about the guard box and the 4 players who rotate in there

I was so happy to see them do well. I've criticized Roof a bunch, but that was a much better called game the guys did the little things like wrapping up much better. Andre and Simmons need to finish those sacks and I'll be happy all year!

I think the first belly play was mislabeled in his video, but in general it should be backside (trap) vs playside (belly) guard pulling that's the main difference you'll see. You'll also notice twirl vs delay pivot motion of the QB. Because of QB motion facing away from line of scrimmage neither...

It's a belly play from heavy formation. Look at that block by Will blowing out the DE and Mills giving a slight outside movement to trap the DE outside and then cutting inside Will. I think it was Ike throwing that awesome ps block on the lb. As tech_wreck and dsc mentioned, I am not a huge fan...

I think it might be regular season only. Because we've lost 2 to FSU in ACCCG but the only regular season one I can think of is NC state my freshman year.

So standard blocking QB follow would be like midline fold would have everything through the B gap with playside AB folding inside the gap and blocking first showing player. It could be that CPJ would call this to C gap since VT was pinching DE very hard most of the game. It actually looks like...

Y'all are overthinking the whole play a bit. There isn't a well formed pocket and pass protection is the way it is because it's a rollout pass to the right side. All routes are run to the right and the RBs are left to chip defenders and protect for a short time. Matthew's throwing motion is...

2011 Clemson. Pretty sure it was the drive with 3:40 left in the first half.

It wasn't just a-back motion. Watch the guard play and linebacker movement. They keyed off of pulling guard and flowed aggressively to assumed playside. We ran MM opposite of pulling motion several times to great effect. CPJ broke a ton of tendencies to really mess with them and it worked. Bud...

He's ranking them based on his points per drive delta ranking but he only takes into account teams that have played > 2 P5 teams I believe. I agree with the pollsters that Temple has shown to be a decent team this year, but I believe they just lost their coach as well.

Just FYI, the UNC game he suffered the hit was 2013 (the rain soaked one at bobby Dodd). He struggled the rest of 2013 compared to his running in 2012 (when we whipped UNC at their place).