The Dline

This is why people make fun of him

 

There’s a lot to work with there.

 

I love that we’re bigger/stronger on the d line in the plan but folks gotta remember RPO’s are designed to slow down that bull rush and d lines are coached to read before taking a path. I’m for Florida’s mindset of initially run blitzing the gaps, bull rushing ...then in motion decide where the ball is. It’s disruptive.

 

agree. I've had enough of hesitation or trying to read shit as an OL gets on us while we are trying to figure it out. Disrupt at the snap. Send Crouch into the backfield and hit whoever is there first. Pruitt wants to play man across and be able to put more pressure, under the plan for his dbs to only have to cover for 2 or 3 seconds

 

Screens are for slowing down bull rushing.

RPO’s put players that have to play pass and run in conflict. Mostly linebackers, overhangs, and safeties.

 

True, but doesn’t the RPO also cause d linemen to hesitate due to determining if it’s run or pass?

 

Depends on the play, but it can.

 

going to get Solomon news today?

 

Ubben has hinted around at it

 

Allegedly NCAA group that decides these things meets on Mondays to make their decisions.

 

The simplest way to go about it is this:

Read option reads the first level

RPOs read 2nd/3rd level

 

Why did UL QB leave and approved to play for FSU?

 

Coaching change, ncaa is approving more waivers for immediate eligibility when there’s a coaching change.

 

Ok. How about "my coach changed. Made promises. He was different than when he recruited me. 2 faced. Lied."

 

so would they announce today, after, or would they announce on mondays?

 

I'd make it a academic. talk about faculty or department strengths that you were seeking. I'd dare them to deny a transfer being done for intellectual/academic reasons

 

I think the thought process is decision on Monday, inform schools on Tuesday.

 

That's what they claim

 

Brilliant and evil.

You should set up a consulting biz for transfers.

 

Seriously, IP, you should