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catsrback76 · Post by **catsrback76** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 4:23 am

On the defensive side of the ball:

We need to get good push from the ends to contain the outside lanes. Our LB's will fill in just fine. We have shown that we can handle big backs with a gang tackling approach. One on one is not what we do best. Swarm to the ball and watch for cut back lane running. I would blitz the QB as much as possible-- with delay blitz's. Watch for the draw and screen when they drop back.

On the offensive side of the ball:
Quick off tackle dives and counters off the guards to soften up the center of the defense with Taito and Mason. Mason will find a cut back lane.
Rolovich will start and we need to roll him out to the right and throw some 10 yard TE slants.
Jefferson down the middle all day long-- nothing across the middle with him. All sideline's all day. Make him sweat and make the DB get lazy. Then, a 3 step drop on a corner post and TD!!! ALL day long. The defense will not be able to drop back because we are going to hit the gut strong and for 3-5 yards a carry. As they come forward-- roll out--- and then the long ball.

Defense will win it...but out offense has got to make them sweat and breathe in the cool thin air.

catsrback76 · Post by **catsrback76** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 1:13 pm

Amending for the weather: Contact snow removal and tell them to sweep our side of the field clean and leave Furman side strangely unswept

Paladinfan · Post by **Paladinfan** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 5:04 pm

catsrback76 wrote:On the defensive side of the ball:

We need to get good push from the ends to contain the outside lanes. Our LB's will fill in just fine. We have shown that we can handle big backs with a gang tackling approach. One on one is not what we do best. Swarm to the ball and watch for cut back lane running. I would blitz the QB as much as possible-- with delay blitz's. Watch for the draw and screen when they drop back.

On the offensive side of the ball:
Quick off tackle dives and counters off the guards to soften up the center of the defense with Taito and Mason. Mason will find a cut back lane.
Rolovich will start and we need to roll him out to the right and throw some 10 yard TE slants.
Jefferson down the middle all day long-- nothing across the middle with him. All sideline's all day. Make him sweat and make the DB get lazy. Then, a 3 step drop on a corner post and TD!!! ALL day long. The defense will not be able to drop back because we are going to hit the gut strong and for 3-5 yards a carry. As they come forward-- roll out--- and then the long ball.

Defense will win it...but out offense has got to make them sweat and breathe in the cool thin air.

Blitzing won't do much good. If Gray is playing we'll only attempt maybe 15 passes. Besides, he's 230 lbs. You'll need to bring a few.

Paladinfan · Post by **Paladinfan** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 5:06 pm

Word is Felton is 100%. Gray I would guess less than.

crazycat · Post by **crazycat** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 5:50 pm

Paladinfan wrote:
catsrback76 wrote:On the defensive side of the ball:

We need to get good push from the ends to contain the outside lanes. Our LB's will fill in just fine. We have shown that we can handle big backs with a gang tackling approach. One on one is not what we do best. Swarm to the ball and watch for cut back lane running. I would blitz the QB as much as possible-- with delay blitz's. Watch for the draw and screen when they drop back.

On the offensive side of the ball:
Quick off tackle dives and counters off the guards to soften up the center of the defense with Taito and Mason. Mason will find a cut back lane.
Rolovich will start and we need to roll him out to the right and throw some 10 yard TE slants.
Jefferson down the middle all day long-- nothing across the middle with him. All sideline's all day. Make him sweat and make the DB get lazy. Then, a 3 step drop on a corner post and TD!!! ALL day long. The defense will not be able to drop back because we are going to hit the gut strong and for 3-5 yards a carry. As they come forward-- roll out--- and then the long ball.

Defense will win it...but out offense has got to make them sweat and breathe in the cool thin air.
Blitzing won't do much good. If Gray is playing we'll only attempt maybe 15 passes. Besides, he's 230 lbs. You'll need to bring a few.

If you get behind and can't establish a running game it'll do a lot of good.

Paladinfan · Post by **Paladinfan** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 7:45 pm

The running game will be there. It probably won't break MSU, but it will definitely bend them.

crazycat · Post by **crazycat** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:31 pm

Paladinfan wrote:The running game will be there. It probably won't break MSU, but it will definitely bend them.

How do you know? Seriously. I'm not saying it can't happen, but who knows if it will or not. Seems kind of arrogant to just state that. It isn't like you run for 300 yds a game. If you do great for your team. What happens if you can't run at all and your quarterback lights us up for 400 yards and four TDs?

FU97 · Post by **FU97** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 10:11 pm

94VegasCat wrote:I tend to think that your FB will be getting a mouth full of Chuck Norris.

And we'll whip out Jack Bauer on your entire offense.

catsrback76 · Post by **catsrback76** » Fri Nov 24, 2006 1:41 am

crazycat wrote:
Paladinfan wrote:
catsrback76 wrote:On the defensive side of the ball:

We need to get good push from the ends to contain the outside lanes. Our LB's will fill in just fine. We have shown that we can handle big backs with a gang tackling approach. One on one is not what we do best. Swarm to the ball and watch for cut back lane running. I would blitz the QB as much as possible-- with delay blitz's. Watch for the draw and screen when they drop back.

On the offensive side of the ball:
Quick off tackle dives and counters off the guards to soften up the center of the defense with Taito and Mason. Mason will find a cut back lane.
Rolovich will start and we need to roll him out to the right and throw some 10 yard TE slants.
Jefferson down the middle all day long-- nothing across the middle with him. All sideline's all day. Make him sweat and make the DB get lazy. Then, a 3 step drop on a corner post and TD!!! ALL day long. The defense will not be able to drop back because we are going to hit the gut strong and for 3-5 yards a carry. As they come forward-- roll out--- and then the long ball.

Defense will win it...but out offense has got to make them sweat and breathe in the cool thin air.
Blitzing won't do much good. If Gray is playing we'll only attempt maybe 15 passes. Besides, he's 230 lbs. You'll need to bring a few.
If you get behind and can't establish a running game it'll do a lot of good.

I'm not convinced you won't throw more than 15 times in this game, nontheless the blitzing helps even with the run. If I WERE coach I would do some blitzing. Kramer probably won't.

1BadBobcat · Post by **1BadBobcat** » Fri Nov 24, 2006 11:14 am

Seems like the closer we get to game time, the more arrogant each teeam's fans are getting

Let's play some ball!