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Usually it is 30 days before the first game. Don't know for sure though.

Does espn box score still have the drives that happened in a game? If so "volunteers" could do a couple of college teams and add up the number of drives. I would do a couple. We would only need 64 volunteers and we would have the numbers for all D1 college football teams. If each volunteer...

Thanks.

This is a little of topic but has Skov arrived yet? The reason I'm asking here is because I thought he might be going through some sort of orientation with the frosh being new and all.

I agree with the poster above me. I don't think it is more complex. I do believe there was more play variety over the course of last year than the couple years previous because we weren't messing around with the pistol formations but each game there was about the same variety as '09. Also as...

The thing that I heard some people at Navy were worried about is if they were not bowl eligible before the Army game they would not be taken in a bowl even if they won enough games after the Army game because the match ups for bowls are determined the Sunday night after the championship games...

That is a cool play but I think we ran it the next week and it was shut down. I don't know if it was just a timing thing with the play call or not in the next game. I would like it if it was at least part of the game plan for one game a year though like that a back motion and dive between the...

Not off topic at all. I don't think it was blocked as a triple so it was in effect a counter as I defined it originally. I remember a couple of dives that were designed to break off tackle like that that Dwyer took to the house as well. One was against FSU in '09. I cannot remember the...

That's cool. Thanks for sharing. It's good to know a more human side to Coach.

With the number runs we have, what is your favorite counter run, run in CPJ offense and why? I consider this any run that is non regular triple or draw play since the play is designed to counter whatever the defense is doing, WR reverses, midline, midline triple, rockets etc. The why does not...

To counter the bear technique there are two things I've seen. In the mid 00's the theory was to check out of the triple option and switch to the load option i.e. no reading a dive key and just getting the ball to the outside. I have just in the last couple of year also seen the recommendation...

No the NCAA should have every team in the conference have to play every other team in the conference. Its the only way to balance the schedule and make it fair.

The big concern for me is how this will affect play action passes. It doesn't take much for an o-lineman to get a yard down field trying to make it look like a run.

Technically there is no such thing as a lateral in the rule book. There is a forward pass and a backward pass. No such thing as a lateral by definition.

I wonder if some of the missed blocks that the writer was talking about in the NC State game were actually missed blocks or if they were mid lines where he was trying to get to the second level?

Thanks for the clarification. For the football team I think it's better that he doesn't move. The only way he moves is if he goes to the coach and says he want to move, which could happen. I don't think the coaches, Cook and Johnson, would stop him if he really wanted to change.

Are you saying he is going to get a look at b back or he should get a look at b back?

I wonder what the reasoning is. It cannot simply be his height, can it?

The pros changed the rules on blocking with the hands in 1978 mostly to improve pass blocking. It trickled down at various rate depending on the state, for high school football. I don't know for sure when college changed.

He did make a nice play but if we were on O and one of our A Blocks made a block like that on #3 and our pitch back got destroyed the first thing I'm thinking wouldn't be what a play the opposing db made. It would be WTF was our A back doing there. Maybe that's just me.