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Oregon HC Dan Lanning - Gameplan Process & Disguise vs Execution Gameplan Process - Start with watching 3-4 game films in their entirety/sequence & try to get a feel for the OC. Make notes - Next watch personnel cutups sorted by formation. ID issues & watch with cumulative DEF... show more

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James Light1 year ago

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Coach Moore MS, CSCS1 year ago

This is what I teach. If you need to get your feet in the ground in order to do your job, do it. 2 shell look but you can’t get to the post what good is disguising it? With that said, the P4, NFL level that shouldn’t be a problem so we should see more disguise than we currently see.

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