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<blockquote data-quote="33jacket" data-source="post: 465242" data-attributes="member: 628"><p>you think this 11 year problem is going to magically change. Here is why it won't</p><p></p><p>1) we don't recruit enough of them. We are always 3 light of where we should be</p><p>2) CPJ runs an antiquated blocking scheme that requires guys on their bellies, so we can't recruit big movers that you see in modern zone block offenses. Its also why our pass pro sucks. We can't run our offense with more of a zone scheme but we don't. We are stuck in the 70s. You see, his system makes sense at small schools like navy and army, where you can't have big linemen due to restrictions. But at a school like tech you can, therefore, since good size does matter, and we can get that plus solid athletes, he can run a different OL scheme and IMO be more effective.</p><p>3) mike sewak is coaching, despite rolling through many DC's, somehow, someway all the OL blown assignments are not on Sewak. So as a result, the OL will always be what it is. Perhaps the worst total unit on the field at any one time save this year, where I would argue the QB position is putting up a fight.</p><p>All of that equals what you get:</p><p></p><p>Having to play young inexperienced and small underclassman (points 1 and 2) in the 2 deep that can't find the right guy to block (point 3) and don't know how to pass block (point 2).</p><p></p><p>Even our best OL, IMO would be 2x better in a zone scheme. He would maul people. And be drafted.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="33jacket, post: 465242, member: 628"] you think this 11 year problem is going to magically change. Here is why it won't 1) we don't recruit enough of them. We are always 3 light of where we should be 2) CPJ runs an antiquated blocking scheme that requires guys on their bellies, so we can't recruit big movers that you see in modern zone block offenses. Its also why our pass pro sucks. We can't run our offense with more of a zone scheme but we don't. We are stuck in the 70s. You see, his system makes sense at small schools like navy and army, where you can't have big linemen due to restrictions. But at a school like tech you can, therefore, since good size does matter, and we can get that plus solid athletes, he can run a different OL scheme and IMO be more effective. 3) mike sewak is coaching, despite rolling through many DC's, somehow, someway all the OL blown assignments are not on Sewak. So as a result, the OL will always be what it is. Perhaps the worst total unit on the field at any one time save this year, where I would argue the QB position is putting up a fight. All of that equals what you get: Having to play young inexperienced and small underclassman (points 1 and 2) in the 2 deep that can't find the right guy to block (point 3) and don't know how to pass block (point 2). Even our best OL, IMO would be 2x better in a zone scheme. He would maul people. And be drafted. [/QUOTE]
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