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Houston all-22 film - which games should I request?

DTP said:
I’ve tried to catch up on Houston football videos (not all 22) just to get an idea of what we’re going to look like but it’s tough to make a judgment call based on their personnel last season. They had injuries at RB and their depth wasn’t great so a lot of their rushing offense was pretty much QB runs. Some of it designed, some of it scrambles. Clayton Tune, despite his nice numbers is a mediocre passer. He misses a ton of wide open guys. It’s crazy that he still completed 2/3 of his passes. You have to credit play design for having so many guys “high school” open. Tune also looked to run a lot more than a guy like TVD would. There’s a lot of open run lanes, especially against man coverage. He led the team in rushing but isn’t what I would consider a great runner. There will be opportunities for Tyler to use his legs and he should be willing to use them occasionally. I think Miami will likely be more balanced than Houston was if only because we have running backs on the roster and turning TVD into D’Eriq King would be stupid. If we can get receivers open like they were at Houston though, we’re going to score a ton and rack up huge passing numbers.

If the new additions on the offensive line can make the unit even average, we’re looking at having one of our best offensive seasons in a long time. Of course, if Tyler gets hurt, it’s another story. Jacurri Brown can be more effective in this type of system than he was in the last one but he’s just not ready to be a full time quarterback yet.
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Agree, especially about Tune's running ability. Dawson wasn't scheming a whole bunch of Mullen-esque zone read. Most of Tune's big runs came after he held the ball for 6 seconds and then took off when the entire secondary was 20 yards downfield.
 
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Alex Del Piero said:
CFB All-22 are VERY hard to find. I’ve always wondered why.
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the short story is technically all the film is owned by software company that processes it. I know of "twitter coaches" who have gotten cease and desist for using all-22 on social media breaking down film.
 
KANE said:
Because Head Coaches, by nature, are REALLY paranoid. They're always afraid of videos,...... ESPECIALLY the "All 22", falling in the wrong hands. So they are guarded like nuclear secrets, lol. THey don't like stuff getting out.
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I mean what is really a "secret" nowadays? Especially when we are talking about games already played, I would understand if the subject were practice footage.

hollyhood27 said:
the short story is technically all the film is owned by software company that processes it. I know of "twitter coaches" who have gotten cease and desist for using all-22 on social media breaking down film.
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I like this explanation more.
 
I had a college coach that I worked for that would get mad if you left practice plans in the garbage cans because he was paranoid some opponent would go looking at night to get them. On the other side of that I had a guy that I coached with that played in the NFL and had to file workman's comp and had investigators watching him in a parking lot on a hill to see what he was doing so he wouldn't get his claim. They will send security QUICK!
 
Alex Del Piero said:
I mean what is really a "secret" nowadays? Especially when we are talking about games already played, I would understand if the subject were practice footage.



I like this explanation more.
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That's cool, and yes.... nothing is really secret. But there are a lot of advantages can be gained from early procurement of film. That other explanation is correct and very solid.... but I'm telling you, coaches don't like their film out there for the masses, especially when you have a whole season to play. Even if the game has already been played, you don't want upcoming opponents on your schedule getting a jump on their preparation. Preparation is EVERYTHING in the world of coaching. We will **** near do anything to try to get a leg up on the competition. Quick story.... My last State Championship run, we actually looked at film from a year or 2 earlier, trying to see if they ran their offense the same way.... everything was goin as planned, when lo and behold, we seen a fake punt that they had ran in a late season non region game. It was a "rooskie" type play ran out of their punt formation. Think Bobby Bowden, back in the day. The play worked that night for a TD to put them ahead... but they lost anyways. Well, anyways we practiced against it. and yes they actually were trying to do it in the 3rd qtr, of our game out of the same formation....but their outside gunner had lined up wrong, and was trying to get on the LOS when the ball was snapped. We were gonna stop it, anyways....I think.... because we knew their alignment, our defensive alignment, and our kids had also practiced against it. lol. But it was a penalty thrown, before they called a TO, and they then decided to punt the ball. We won that game, went to the next round, and got our *** straight mauled by Greg Reid (Yeah, that guy), and Lowndes Co. But anyways, I've sat in rooms with these people. HS and some P5 college coaches. I'm telling you, you'd think they had some national secret at their disposal. They hate their film getting out early. Them dudes is paranoid as fucc.
 
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hharvey09 said:
I had a college coach that I worked for that would get mad if you left practice plans in the garbage cans because he was paranoid some opponent would go looking at night to get them. On the other side of that I had a guy that I coached with that played in the NFL and had to file workman's comp and had investigators watching him in a parking lot on a hill to see what he was doing so he wouldn't get his claim. They will send security QUICK!
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I'm telling you. Coaches are like some of the most paranoid muhfuccas on the planet, lol
 
KANE said:
That's cool, and yes.... nothing is really secret. But there are a lot of advantages can be gained from early procurement of film. That other explanation is correct and very solid.... but I'm telling you, coaches don't like their film out there for the masses, especially when you have a whole season to play. Even if the game has already been played, you don't want upcoming opponents on your schedule getting a jump on their preparation. Preparation is EVERYTHING in the world of coaching. We will **** near do anything to try to get a leg up on the competition. Quick story.... My last State Championship run, we actually looked at film from a year or 2 earlier, trying to see if they ran their offense the same way.... everything was goin as planned, when lo and behold, we seen a fake punt that they had ran in a late season non region game. It was a "rooskie" type play ran out of their punt formation. Think Bobby Bowden, back in the day. The play worked that night for a TD to put them ahead... but they lost anyways. Well, anyways we practiced against it. and yes they actually were trying to do it in the 3rd qtr, of our game out of the same formation....but their outside gunner had lined up wrong, and was trying to get on the LOS when the ball was snapped. We were gonna stop it, anyways....I think.... because we knew their alignment, our defensive alignment, and our kids had also practiced against it. lol. But it was a penalty thrown, before they called a TO, and they then decided to punt the ball. (I've sat in rooms with these people. HS and some P5 college coaches. I'm telling you, you'd think they had some national secret at their disposal. They hate their film getting out early. Them dudes is paranoid as fucc.
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That's interesting, thank you.
 
Alex Del Piero said:
That's interesting, thank you.
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No problem, quick sidenote, The Lowndes Co. game. They ran a buck sweep They OG pulled and hit our OLB so **** hard that when he hit the ground his helmet popped off. I went to put my 2nd string guy in, bruh straight refused to go in the **** game, :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: . We had to burn a TO. He offered to give our starter his helmet, but he wasn't going in. Jit was like, "**** Nah".
 
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scrantoncane said:
Had someone offer me all-22, but the file is huge. Told him I would narrow it down and pick 2 or 3 games.

Any games in particular that I should be asking for? I am happy to share the film with anyone who wants it.

@Stevo365 @Lance Roffers
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Anyone who wants the all-22 shoot me a DM.

Although I wasn’t explicitly told not to share it, I am not going to make the link public. And I would ask that anyone that uses it not post the link publicLy.
 
KANE said:
That's cool, and yes.... nothing is really secret. But there are a lot of advantages can be gained from early procurement of film. That other explanation is correct and very solid.... but I'm telling you, coaches don't like their film out there for the masses, especially when you have a whole season to play. Even if the game has already been played, you don't want upcoming opponents on your schedule getting a jump on their preparation. Preparation is EVERYTHING in the world of coaching. We will **** near do anything to try to get a leg up on the competition. Quick story.... My last State Championship run, we actually looked at film from a year or 2 earlier, trying to see if they ran their offense the same way.... everything was goin as planned, when lo and behold, we seen a fake punt that they had ran in a late season non region game. It was a "rooskie" type play ran out of their punt formation. Think Bobby Bowden, back in the day. The play worked that night for a TD to put them ahead... but they lost anyways. Well, anyways we practiced against it. and yes they actually were trying to do it in the 3rd qtr, of our game out of the same formation....but their outside gunner had lined up wrong, and was trying to get on the LOS when the ball was snapped. We were gonna stop it, anyways....I think.... because we knew their alignment, our defensive alignment, and our kids had also practiced against it. lol. But it was a penalty thrown, before they called a TO, and they then decided to punt the ball. We won that game, went to the next round, and got our *** straight mauled by Greg Reid (Yeah, that guy), and Lowndes Co. But anyways, I've sat in rooms with these people. HS and some P5 college coaches. I'm telling you, you'd think they had some national secret at their disposal. They hate their film getting out early. Them dudes is paranoid as fucc.
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Did you play at Camden?
 
KANE said:
That's cool, and yes.... nothing is really secret. But there are a lot of advantages can be gained from early procurement of film. That other explanation is correct and very solid.... but I'm telling you, coaches don't like their film out there for the masses, especially when you have a whole season to play. Even if the game has already been played, you don't want upcoming opponents on your schedule getting a jump on their preparation. Preparation is EVERYTHING in the world of coaching. We will **** near do anything to try to get a leg up on the competition. Quick story.... My last State Championship run, we actually looked at film from a year or 2 earlier, trying to see if they ran their offense the same way.... everything was goin as planned, when lo and behold, we seen a fake punt that they had ran in a late season non region game. It was a "rooskie" type play ran out of their punt formation. Think Bobby Bowden, back in the day. The play worked that night for a TD to put them ahead... but they lost anyways. Well, anyways we practiced against it. and yes they actually were trying to do it in the 3rd qtr, of our game out of the same formation....but their outside gunner had lined up wrong, and was trying to get on the LOS when the ball was snapped. We were gonna stop it, anyways....I think.... because we knew their alignment, our defensive alignment, and our kids had also practiced against it. lol. But it was a penalty thrown, before they called a TO, and they then decided to punt the ball. We won that game, went to the next round, and got our *** straight mauled by Greg Reid (Yeah, that guy), and Lowndes Co. But anyways, I've sat in rooms with these people. HS and some P5 college coaches. I'm telling you, you'd think they had some national secret at their disposal. They hate their film getting out early. Them dudes is paranoid as fucc.
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Yeah this is a perfect example. The more film you have out there, the more tendencies you show. It’s not the scheme so much as it is the actual data.
 
KANE said:
Because Head Coaches, by nature, are REALLY paranoid. They're always afraid of videos,...... ESPECIALLY the "All 22", falling in the wrong hands. So they are guarded like nuclear secrets, lol. THey don't like stuff getting out.
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Everyone in conference gets every game you’ve played for 5+ years. XOS is a simple format to trade on, if you have XOS. Without it files are 3-4G just for O or D.

NFL A22 is a credit card away.
 
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Sorry for the delay. Guy told me he put the stuff in a google drive, then deleted it thinking I had already downloaded it, because he needed the space in his drive.

He put this back in there for me, which I can't get it to play or download. If anyone can download it, let me know. I am not tech savvy, to say the least.

houston - Google Drive

drive.google.com drive.google.com
 
scrantoncane said:
Sorry for the delay. Guy told me he put the stuff in a google drive, then deleted it thinking I had already downloaded it, because he needed the space in his drive.

He put this back in there for me, which I can't get it to play or download. If anyone can download it, let me know. I am not tech savvy, to say the least.

houston - Google Drive

drive.google.com drive.google.com
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Oh wow super cool. Mine plays right from my Drive so I'll be a kid in a candy store for a while lol. Awesome stuff.
 
scrantoncane said:
Sorry for the delay. Guy told me he put the stuff in a google drive, then deleted it thinking I had already downloaded it, because he needed the space in his drive.

He put this back in there for me, which I can't get it to play or download. If anyone can download it, let me know. I am not tech savvy, to say the least.

houston - Google Drive

drive.google.com drive.google.com
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@Noahcane @mikedeep97
 
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