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<blockquote data-quote="1979jacket" data-source="post: 179053" data-attributes="member: 2430"><p>Thanks for the write-up. My feeling is that it is very accurate. I have not watched the film (usually do) but what you say is what I saw despite drinking a couple of margaritas during the game. The two things that stood out to me from a coaching standpoint were: 1) ND changing formations (they played almost strictly 3-5 against Navy last year) and 2) flowing to the counter. Good coaching by them because I think the changing formations greatly confused our blocking and the flow to the counter also confused us. I have to give their coaches credit for creativity.</p><p></p><p>Couple of questions:</p><p>1) What did we hope to accomplish by splitting an Aback out? Was it to get a defensive man out of the box or was it to set up a better blocking angle?</p><p>2) Looked like to me the play Skov ran the wrong way - we had the Aback going inside to block and the play would have been a nice gainer. Did we try that blocking scheme other times and it just didn't work? It sure looked good on that play if executed properly.</p><p></p><p>I saw the Marshall hold and was very mad because that was a big play early momentum wise - it was an obvious penalty and I was very surprised the refs</p><p> missed that one. I also felt the oline got a decent push and watched Devine some and he did not play badly. Jt's play was very disappointing to me. Yes, a QB needs blocking but he can 1) take what they give him and 2) he can avoid the stupid toss forward as well as intentional fumble - just ridiculous. Those were frustration tantrums.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1979jacket, post: 179053, member: 2430"] Thanks for the write-up. My feeling is that it is very accurate. I have not watched the film (usually do) but what you say is what I saw despite drinking a couple of margaritas during the game. The two things that stood out to me from a coaching standpoint were: 1) ND changing formations (they played almost strictly 3-5 against Navy last year) and 2) flowing to the counter. Good coaching by them because I think the changing formations greatly confused our blocking and the flow to the counter also confused us. I have to give their coaches credit for creativity. Couple of questions: 1) What did we hope to accomplish by splitting an Aback out? Was it to get a defensive man out of the box or was it to set up a better blocking angle? 2) Looked like to me the play Skov ran the wrong way - we had the Aback going inside to block and the play would have been a nice gainer. Did we try that blocking scheme other times and it just didn't work? It sure looked good on that play if executed properly. I saw the Marshall hold and was very mad because that was a big play early momentum wise - it was an obvious penalty and I was very surprised the refs missed that one. I also felt the oline got a decent push and watched Devine some and he did not play badly. Jt's play was very disappointing to me. Yes, a QB needs blocking but he can 1) take what they give him and 2) he can avoid the stupid toss forward as well as intentional fumble - just ridiculous. Those were frustration tantrums. [/QUOTE]
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