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Trying to understand offensive schemes…

hharvey09 said:
and you know what counter acts that? Not running on every 1st and 10. I don't even call plays for the team I coach. Every Monday we divide the team up into two teams and have a competition Monday. One coach calls a run every first down and gets stuffed every drive. The defensive playcaller says I know hes going to run every first down and sells out everytime. Either the first or second drive I always call a pass. Either Im in second and long or I bust them for a long play or touchdown. Why? cause nobody in our league or our team does that. I'm not saying you should do this every drive but you should have somethings to throw the other team off but if it doesn't work guess what. I get the same result if I had ran on first down and they stuff the **** outta the play! Sometimes we make this game of football too simple and sometimes we make this game of football too complex. Just play and adjust as the game goes on
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You get it…we should’ve gave you $8M a year 😂
 
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hharvey09 said:
Whatever your go to play is you have to have 3-4 counter plays off of it. You got to make defenses believe them or their lying eyes.
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Exactly. Like our two main runs out of the power sets were:

1. motion WR/TE to short side, hike ball when motion man is within tackle box and run outside to shortsighted
2. 2TE overload to short side and run the RB inside

We hit huge plays off both of these sets during the year but it also became obvious formation and motion wise what we were gonna do and these plays failed at pivotal moments cause the defenses sold out. I like these plays and I like that we are fyzical and can own the line of scrimmage, but we need to make a leap and run counters off these formations
 
WanderFranco said:
I've watched every play. They dominated because they have better players. Not because their plays are out of the year 2090.

Cool, they used the tight end. That isn't cutting edge. Mike Leach, CIS Legend, didn't have tight ends on his roster.
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It has **** to do w/ better players. lol. Texas A&M had “better players” and ran an archaic system. UW doesn’t have “better players” and run up yards. It’s called coaching & scheme. I can literally run a side by side slide of what we run v. Texas and it’s night and day different.

And lol at u bringing up Leach; we’re talking UT vs. Miami, so pls stop bringing up **** that doesn’t matter.
 
WanderFranco said:
Steve Sarkisian, cutting-edge play-caller, started 5-7 and then 8-5 at Texas.

Once again, the elite play-caller couldn't coach his way to wins until........what? Until he got the roster built up.
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So that means Mario should be at no less than 10 wins next season, correct?
 
Rellyrell said:
It has **** to do w/ better players. lol. Texas A&M had “better players” and ran an archaic system. UW doesn’t have “better players” and run up yards. It’s called coaching & scheme. I can literally run a side by side slide of what we run v. Texas and it’s night and day different.

And lol at u bringing up Leach; we’re talking UT vs. Miami, so pls stop bringing up **** that doesn’t matter.
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Cool, if it doesn’t have anything to do with the quality of players, why did Sark win 5 games and then 8 games before unleashing his unbeatable system?
 
WanderFranco said:
I've watched every play. They dominated because they have better players. Not because their plays are out of the year 2090.

Cool, they used the tight end. That isn't cutting edge. Mike Leach, CIS Legend, didn't have tight ends on his roster.
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They’ve always had better players smart guy. They just have an actual top notch offensive mind now who can coach / develop qb‘s and scheme **** up. You’re talking crazy per usual.
 
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Rellyrell said:
It has **** to do w/ better players. lol. Texas A&M had “better players” and ran an archaic system. UW doesn’t have “better players” and run up yards. It’s called coaching & scheme. I can literally run a side by side slide of what we run v. Texas and it’s night and day different.

And lol at u bringing up Leach; we’re talking UT vs. Miami, so pls stop bringing up **** that doesn’t matter.
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Obviously the cult with their head up our coaches asses wouldn’t know an X from a o if it bit them in the ***. They all
just parrot the same bs.
 
flips said:
Exactly. Like our two main runs out of the power sets were:

1. motion WR/TE to short side, hike ball when motion man is within tackle box and run outside to shortsighted
2. 2TE overload to short side and run the RB inside

We hit huge plays off both of these sets during the year but it also became obvious formation and motion wise what we were gonna do and these plays failed at pivotal moments cause the defenses sold out. I like these plays and I like that we are fyzical and can own the line of scrimmage, but we need to make a leap and run counters off these formations
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What's my go to quick game play? slant? I hit you with the slant and go or the slant to the dig. Hitch? I hit you with the hitch and go or the hitch and arrow across the field. Something with a post or corner, I'm hitting you with the double move off the post or corner. I always say I never met a coach that played a football game. Kids are dumb its up to you as a coach to make them dumb by making them trick themselves into the wrong thing
 
Cribby said:
They’ve always had better players smart guy. They just have an actual top notch offensive mind now who can coach / develop qb‘s and scheme **** up. You’re talking crazy per usual.
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And it took this top notch offensive mind until year three to get the point across.

If he always had better players, why did he go 5-7?
 
Cribby said:
Obviously the cult with their head up our coaches asses wouldn’t know an X from a o if it bit them in the ***. They all
just parrot the same bs.
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Except that you have your head up a coaches *** even though he won nothing in his career until today.
 
Cribby said:
“ Dur Dur Sarkisian just has good players bro , he’s not anything special “ Lmao.

www.dallasnews.com

Steve Sarkisian is known for his play-calling, and it showed during his Longhorns coaching debut

Steve Sarkisian’s reputation as an offensive mastermind and play-calling genius preceded him as Texas head coach. His debut provided a few examples exactly...
www.dallasnews.com
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Cribby said:
“ Dur Dur Sarkisian just has good players bro , he’s not anything special “ Lmao.

www.dallasnews.com

Steve Sarkisian is known for his play-calling, and it showed during his Longhorns coaching debut

Steve Sarkisian’s reputation as an offensive mastermind and play-calling genius preceded him as Texas head coach. His debut provided a few examples exactly...
www.dallasnews.com
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Then pull up his record and point out how many trophies he has accumulated as a genius.

This is good stuff. Defending a career mid coach when he finally puts a season together.
 
WanderFranco said:
Except that you have your head up a coaches *** even though he won nothing in his career until today.
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tbf to sark guy was coaching drunk at every stop before texas
 
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