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<blockquote data-quote="1939hotmagic" data-source="post: 480835" data-attributes="member: 1792"><p>Well done, as usual.</p><p></p><p>Not that the "tight formation" hasn't been used before, but to this layman it seemed to be used more often than usual last Thursday night. And when Tech does use it, Tech is using, essentially, tight ends (!) -- by alignment if not by title -- in the offense. Of course, standard flexbone nomenclature doesn't use the words "tight ends," but instead refers to the wide receiver being in a "nasty" position, a yard or so outside the tackle -- pretty darn close to where a TE is in a more conventional formation. (Frankly, TEs in conventional offenses call to mind a different physique than that of a typical wide receiver; nonetheless, by alignment in the tight formation, Tech wide receivers (by title) are functioning as tight ends.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1939hotmagic, post: 480835, member: 1792"] Well done, as usual. Not that the "tight formation" hasn't been used before, but to this layman it seemed to be used more often than usual last Thursday night. And when Tech does use it, Tech is using, essentially, tight ends (!) -- by alignment if not by title -- in the offense. Of course, standard flexbone nomenclature doesn't use the words "tight ends," but instead refers to the wide receiver being in a "nasty" position, a yard or so outside the tackle -- pretty darn close to where a TE is in a more conventional formation. (Frankly, TEs in conventional offenses call to mind a different physique than that of a typical wide receiver; nonetheless, by alignment in the tight formation, Tech wide receivers (by title) are functioning as tight ends.) [/QUOTE]
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