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basically this. Fielding a defense is truly one of the harder thing sin college football. You can't really compare defensive stats because of differing competition levels but there is a reason why outside of really the big 10 and SEC defense is often considered an afterthought. Most schools have...

Different eras of football is the TLDR. The spread offense really started taking off around 08-09 in general. Also some rule changes with regards to what was holding, contact with receivers down field, what was pass interference and so on change the defensive game at the same time offenses...

Did we unbalance or send in an extra lineman? I can't remember. Not that we have that many extra lineman to spare.

Which means you know they were not just diving by coaching which is what the original poster was insinuating.

And they'd get yelled at if the did that. Because that did no good. That is no different than someone taking a kicks step back in the wrong angle and getting drilled by a DE on an outside rush turning around and watching the QB get sacked. Also what if I told you the cut /quick slant is a...

I am watching games now with lingering hope we will look half competent. Winning is not even in the thought process.

That is compeltely not what a cut block is but well if you don't know that and actually believe that i don't think you'd understand what it actually is.

We are talking just about a straight forward dive here right, not a read? There definitely is a difference when you are reading a handoff and the mesh is back instead of close to the line. Primarily in failure management (not that that part matters as much on 4th) a failed read at the line...

In truth. Because we were always threatening outside run, keep, counter, or even pass on every play. Here we are so predictable and there is no constant motion to suggest we might attack outside. But I laughed at the sarcasm.

People didn't like not being able to understand a high school offense. It was a pride thing.

I honestly wonder how great sims would be as a receiver.

No they'd have to be behind the ball and call it while it was in the air.

If they had someone back to field it and called a fair catch it owuld have been at the 25, so no different than a touch back. But sicne they had no one back there and it hit in the field of play it was a live ball. The issue is if he catches it bad its going straight out of bounds. In truth if...

The safety dove instead of wrapped up he was in position schematically and just faield to make a play.

We should just onside every time. worst that happens is we give them a short field they score but a condensed field has a higher turnvoer chance. And it gets us more possessions. If we are going to play with air raid level interceptiosn we need air raid level play counts and possessions.

Knight would have ended up a BB

Yeah cutcliffe ran durrant into the ground against us.

I think it was cumulitave from 2010 to 2015. Almost every position had someone drafted.

Lets hope not lets hope we take it in 4. I don't want to risk another 3-1 collapse.

In truth no one. Wisenhunt was a courtesy interview for the Alumni that didn't necessarily want geoff. He knew he wasn't going to take the job before they did it. Stansbury was told to get geoff collins and that is what he had to do. Thats prety much the only reason i assume tony elliot didn't...