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Oregon Defensive Assistant Coach Dante Bartee - Torch & Read Pop Stunts Torch (also commonly referred to as Gate) = Read Twist from the 3 Tech & NG. Creates an extra gap front side vs gap schemes Read Pop = Run it away from the Back vs Zone teams....

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so all RG's will miss the 2i? if my Guards are worth their salt he gets washed... with a wide 3 I'll have my LG Base him and pull the center..the Oline knows the snap count so we should be at them off the ball

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Motion and shifts kill all that. Big explosive plays behind that. RB/Wr replace the pullers is another answer.

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Power read Just read the three and keep out the gate.

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A while ago I ruffled some feathers when I said OL was the worst coached position in the NFL and P4. But this is what I’m talking about. This is a popular yet simple stunt that should never work if the OL coach coaches up twist recognition and pick up in practice.

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