Miami O Line vs Indiana D Line

[twes.305]

Do our tackles and DEs not go against each other everyday in practice? Idc how good ppl think IU DL is, none of their players can hold a candle to Bain, Mesidor, or anybody else in the starting lineup. We have the perfect blend of 4-5 stars and experience. And the same with our tackles, mfers talking about tyrique tucker, like Bell doesn’t go against Bain and Mesidor everyday in practice.

After my little rant, IU is still very good and has the ability to beat us. But I truly believe if we play disciplined and continuing playing at the level we have been playing in these playoffs, we can win and win convincingly. I wanna see our WRs do a little better in sitting on their routes when the opposition in playing zone.

 

[skyman]

Thanks. They pick up the blitz well too correct?

Yea, but thats fine. We basically telegraph our blitzes and its for one reason and one reason only.. We want our DAWGS to get in one on one situations. We will send 5 and challenge you by putting Bain and Mesi on same side if we have to, we will mug the A gaps, we will do whatever is needed to get our guys isolated on the identified Donkey and see if they can hold up..

Also Mendoza is a very mobile QB and has no problem finding exit and just picking up what he can get, even on 3rd and short be aware for QB draw. But he likes to run straight up the middle and just go and get what he can.. When he has to move laterally he can get crossed up and kinda turtle up banging into his tackle and then get sacked.. I would blitz him up the middle if possible, his first read isnt there he is looking for escape route and if thats clogged you have better chance of locking him down.

 

[skyman]

Do our tackles and DEs not go against each other everyday in practice? Idc how good ppl think IU DL is, none of their players can hold a candle to Bain, Mesidor, or anybody else in the starting lineup. We have the perfect blend of 4-5 stars and experience.

Its not the players only but the scheme also and how they attack. They running pick and rolls out there, lol..

 

[90scane]

Indiana runs the ball 62% of the time. 5.4 yards per carry. It all starts with stopping their run game. They don't have a ton of long runs but the RBs are physical and Mendoza is sneaking fast.

 

[Silentobserver]

I just want us to set a tone first drive. Put doubt and "oh ****" moment in their minds that this is going to be a long-*** day for them. Both offense and defense. While Ole Miss eventually did move it on us, those first two 3-and-outs on defense definitely set a tone.

I'd be cool with duo 18 straight times.

Years ago when Harbaugh coached in college (well before Michigan) he challenged his team and told the other team what he was going to run: iso. He proceeded to run iso 21 of the first 23 plays.

Come stop us

 

[twes.305]

Its not the players only but the scheme also and how they attack. They running pick and rolls out there, lol..

That’s fine, it’s not a fool proof scheme though. there’s ways to attack that, and if communication is on point u can minimise how affective their stunts r.

 

[90scane]

This breakdown shows everyone that Miami has already handled stunts with loopers.

 

[CaneIsland]

How does the IU running back compare to the backs we faced?