How do you stop the spread?
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Cut back on the Krispy Kremes? 
Sorry can't get anybody to talk baseball in the ESPN de Ocho section of NCpreps.
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OPEN SPORTS DISCUSSION & RESOURCES FORUM
Sorry can't get anybody to talk baseball in the ESPN de Ocho section of NCpreps.
Wait it's called the
OPEN SPORTS DISCUSSION & RESOURCES FORUM
Cut back on the Krispy Kremes?
Sorry can't get anybody to talk baseball in the ESPN de Ocho section of NCpreps.
Wait it's called the
OPEN SPORTS DISCUSSION & RESOURCES FORUM
Okay? Good luck with Crest and Eddins this year, bro.
Yeah cause it worked so we'll ! Just the last two years alone nearly 9000 yards and that's just passing ... better hope the midgets can even remotely slow it down ... which credit to where credit is due they slowed it some last year but forget that Dax and company throat punched the Raiders in front of national tv to the tune of ZERO points ! That has to still sting all these months later
Love ya dog !!!
OK. Off my game other day.
Let's try again.
How do you stop the spread?
Penicillin?
Ointments?
Abstinence?
Sorry seadog28, Shelby Lion gave me a year pass and I got about 7 months left.
Let's try again.
How do you stop the spread?
Penicillin?
Ointments?
Abstinence?
Sorry seadog28, Shelby Lion gave me a year pass and I got about 7 months left.
This is a great question, and obviously the most important question is what do they dominantly to. 5 in the box and cover everyone else up, mix up your coverage and blitzes from that position. If you are in a 4-3, play a 4-1, 3-5 stack, keep six in the box, bail the second OLB every now and then to give a cover 2/4 look. Teams that are good at both running and throwing, biggest thing you have to do is continue to make them line up, because eventually they will make a mistake, you cannot blitz to just blitz against these teams it needs to efficient and off of a key. Most offensive coaches that run the system do not have the patience to accept the 3-4 yd play. They are built on the big play. Best thing you can do is frustrate them early. My two cents, carry on
Mix coverages and keep what you have to in the box to slow down/ stop the run. If it is a running QB that causes you do keep at least 6 in the box. If it is a heavy bubble team, rob it with the C or overhang LB. Safeties cover the vertical threat. The game is now played sideline which really causes a lot of problems for the defense. Need to give the defense another player! Or at least let us hit the receivers when the ball arrives to knock it loose.
Thanks CM3 and Steelers! These type of opinions are what I'm looking for. These Lion and Cramper fan comments are like their brain matter, soft and scarce. BTW Steelers, hope all is well.
I too would like to keep 6 in the box with hybrid type guys on the edges. The run can certainly gouge you. But it's the short passing game that turns into long yardage that needs to be stopped. I say less deep safeties and more route reading dbs playing tight (5 or less yards) and switching by rule considering the midpoint of their zones. Keep 1 maybe 2 safeties back depending on situation, but stem them from a tight alignment begging the offense too throw deep. Got to have at least one kid with range and instincts. The others man up and harass.
It's hard to pressure a quick release passing game, but much easier if you make em throw long.
I too would like to keep 6 in the box with hybrid type guys on the edges. The run can certainly gouge you. But it's the short passing game that turns into long yardage that needs to be stopped. I say less deep safeties and more route reading dbs playing tight (5 or less yards) and switching by rule considering the midpoint of their zones. Keep 1 maybe 2 safeties back depending on situation, but stem them from a tight alignment begging the offense too throw deep. Got to have at least one kid with range and instincts. The others man up and harass.
It's hard to pressure a quick release passing game, but much easier if you make em throw long.
Exactly, but you can also read #1 or inside-out with trips. The key is to first read run-pass through the line and then receivers if pass.
The problem is that no matter how good your d line is, the ball is out of the qb's hand very quickly, and from the shotgun.
#3 inside-out in trips is almost always a clear out guy, X him out.
True, but #3 going vertical scares me. Backer takes inside quicks and safety keeps an eye on deep routes. Crossing is all backer if not in man.
To me if a high school team has the talent a spread offense can not be stopped. Shelby has had the talent and won like 46 of last 48.
Getting great athletes the ball quickly in space can create big results, no doubt.
HAL MUMME TOLD ME TO GIVE THE BALL TO THE KID WHO KNOWS HOW TO SCORE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE AND IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE KID WHO KNOWS HOW TO DO THAT, THEN 5 IS BETTER .. LOL
Truer words were never written.
Only way to stop a spread offense with athletes is to have more athletes with speed. Otherwise, no matter what the defense, its a losing battle.
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