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Predict the first series under Enos against Florida

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As long as we come out early and often in 12 personnel, utilize shifts and motion to make JW's life a little easier pre-snap, implement some RPO concepts, and game plan to JW's strengths while diminishing his weaknesses, I'll be happy. Utilize the middle of the field and the seam, crossing and drag routes to the WRs for easy completions, keep the TEs involved for mismatch opportunities, and avoid deep passes and slow-developing plays.
 
No idea but the final series of the game will be

-Nesta Silvera kneel for -1 yards
-Nesta Silvera kneel for -1 yards
-Nesta Silvera kneel for -1 yards
-Time has expired
 
305_separatist said:
What if that's exactly what the gates are expecting then? Does he not do that to throw them off? Do they expect him not to do that to throw them off so really doing it is what's going to throw them off? Mind games.
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**** about to get deep.

D E E P.

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305_separatist said:
Less about the success level (but go ahead), and more about what you guys predict his opening strategy will be. Will he hit the ground game early to try and take the pressure off Jarren a bit? Screens and short passes to build up his confidence while trying to get our play makers in space?

Or is he just gonna say f**k it and tell Jarren to go long on the very first play?

Personally as long as we see something other than routine 3rd and longs again I'll be happy.
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plot twist. We open up in a wildcat package with Tate at QB
 
First play, fake inside handoff and QB run. Take a hit and let his nerves settle and hopefully pick up a chunk of yards.
 
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You have to assume the Gators are going to want to attack a Frosh LT and a RS Frosh QB early (I would). Probably will try to confuse with zone blitzes.

Screens, short passes, play action and inside zone.

I wouldn't mind a designed QB run play as the first play. Psychological warfare.
 
JD08 said:
What did you expect against ND in 2017?
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After the butt whooping we put on VT the weekend before, I was fairly confident weā€™d win that game. Was at both of them and hope we can duplicate that atmosphere at HRS again this season.
 
First play is a power run from under center for 3 to 5 yards. Next play a run from the short gun for 1 to 3 yards. Back under center for the third play with a play action pass for for an easy first down
 
Quick kick from our 25 down to their 1 ft line. Force fumble in the end zone. We recover and go up 6 - 0. Two point conversion is good. Score is 8-0 with 9 seconds off the clock.
 
Rosier overthrowing Cager by 15 yards and the crowd goes nuts. Meanwhile Kosi is posting a selfie of his nipple in the sidelins while Jarren eats a bag of donuts. Soonafter, Jon Richt logs into glassdoor to check on potential job openings at BestBuy.
 
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305_separatist said:
Less about the success level (but go ahead), and more about what you guys predict his opening strategy will be. Will he hit the ground game early to try and take the pressure off Jarren a bit? Screens and short passes to build up his confidence while trying to get our play makers in space?

Or is he just gonna say f**k it and tell Jarren to go long on the very first play?

Personally as long as we see something other than routine 3rd and longs again I'll be happy.
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A Miami Hurricane First Down!!!!!

Go Canes!!!!!!
 
jwcane97 said:
Aggressive yes. I just hope we don't waste the first play on a deep throw to try and announce ourselves. Love to see Enos set the tone with TE and crossing routes attacking the middle of the field.
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Bringing back a memory and still a tinge of frustration. Donā€™t recall all the specifics at the moment but pretty sure it was our first play on offense. It was a deep throw to Santana Moss, who was open, but just didnā€™t make the catch. Uugh!
 
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