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<blockquote data-quote="iceeater1969" data-source="post: 243138" data-attributes="member: 1237"><p>After ND we waited for players to exit at north endzone. The ND PLAYERS also came out. Except for a couple of our players size diference was clearly favoring ND . In general their dl and ol had us by 3" in height & 10% in weight. </p><p>Until the last two recruiting classes (imo) we have tried to grow players with talent verses train players w size. Hoping we prove me wrong and we find that most ol are weaker than bc . I am close to giving up on ever seeing an aggressive defense. </p><p></p><p>Also we have the most bland dl technique. Stand in front of your man and engage, then look to see where player is going. With the "its ok to hold until the defender is getting past you" rule our smallish dl is fully wrapped up AND THE THEN MUCH BIGGER OL TAKES THEM WHERE THEY WANT. I wish we had the size to play heads up, but we seem to be playing into yhe opponents strength. </p><p>On one empty backfield pass they did that engage then peak and got zero penetration and only the controlled push the ol allowed. </p><p></p><p>As to the lb needing to fo a better job we need to remember that the hole or lane they are trying to file is often VERY LARGE. </p><p></p><p>I hope we can generate some more pressure against some of the upcoming power 5. Let's hope they are not proud of holding bc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iceeater1969, post: 243138, member: 1237"] After ND we waited for players to exit at north endzone. The ND PLAYERS also came out. Except for a couple of our players size diference was clearly favoring ND . In general their dl and ol had us by 3" in height & 10% in weight. Until the last two recruiting classes (imo) we have tried to grow players with talent verses train players w size. Hoping we prove me wrong and we find that most ol are weaker than bc . I am close to giving up on ever seeing an aggressive defense. Also we have the most bland dl technique. Stand in front of your man and engage, then look to see where player is going. With the "its ok to hold until the defender is getting past you" rule our smallish dl is fully wrapped up AND THE THEN MUCH BIGGER OL TAKES THEM WHERE THEY WANT. I wish we had the size to play heads up, but we seem to be playing into yhe opponents strength. On one empty backfield pass they did that engage then peak and got zero penetration and only the controlled push the ol allowed. As to the lb needing to fo a better job we need to remember that the hole or lane they are trying to file is often VERY LARGE. I hope we can generate some more pressure against some of the upcoming power 5. Let's hope they are not proud of holding bc. [/QUOTE]
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