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We get one run at this game. …no restart. …no do-overs. This is what you get. So don't waste it. Get in the game. Stay in the game. Run up the score. Don't give up any points. Be loyal to your team. Be loyal to your friends. And, yes, be loyal to your dogs. 449-2:45:20

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Nick Caley mentioned running the ball more multiple times today: “I gotta do a better job being disciplined to the run game.. in hindsight probably should’ve stuck more runs in there.” It’s clear what they want to do. Problem is we aren’t good enough to do it vs any run d that’s remotely average to below average. Seattle’s rush D is elite. Going to more quick game was the right move and what worked. We are going to have to be able to do that in games where we face stout run defenses. Hearing him be mad at himself for doing the right thing is concerning.
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Nick Caley mentioned running the ball more multiple times today: “I gotta do a better job being disciplined to the run game.. in hindsight probably should’ve stuck more runs in there.” It’s clear what they want to do. Problem is we aren’t good enough to do it vs any run d that’s remotely average to below average. Seattle’s rush D is elite. Going to more quick game was the right move and what worked. We are going to have to be able to do that in games where we face stout run defenses. Hearing him be mad at himself for doing the right thing is concerning.

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I’ve watched this play 20 times. I don’t have any idea how it can be the “wrong read.” No one else in the pattern. Run action fake away from the throw. Both WRs looking to block. I think it was great design & a good play call. Just an F- on personnel & execution. Wrong read?
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I’ve watched this play 20 times. I don’t have any idea how it can be the “wrong read.” No one else in the pattern. Run action fake away from the throw. Both WRs looking to block. I think it was great design & a good play call. Just an F- on personnel & execution. Wrong read?

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Do you think Crimson Desert will really be able to run at 60fps on the base PlayStation 5?? And if it ends up being locked at 30fps, would that be a dealbreaker for you??
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Do you think Crimson Desert will really be able to run at 60fps on the base PlayStation 5?? And if it ends up being locked at 30fps, would that be a dealbreaker for you??

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Notre Dame OC Mike Denbrock - Coordinator Thoughts 1. Find your process - No one right way - Do what works for you & your staff - Follow offensive philosophy with plan 2. What do we need to do to win the game? - How many points? Do we slow down? - Do we go fast? Do we need shifts & motions 3. What is their base front & coverage? - 3-4, 4-3, zone, man, pressure? - What do we need answers for? - Run game, pass game & protections 4. What personnel / What formations - (11, 12, 10) (2x2, 3x1) (Unbalanced, FSL) - How much motion do we need / Bunch, Stack, Cluster - What do they have trouble defending? - What are their weaknesses? 5. Who can we go after? - Find weak links & attack them - What matchups do we need to create?

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24,340 views • 7 months ago

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Mesh Concept | Universal Answer Any hash. Any defense. Call it anywhere. Formations, shifts, and motions change the picture. The QB progression never changes. Pre-Snap: Alert Okie (6-step speed out) Progression 1 - Rail 2 - Low Mesh 3 - OTB 4 - High Mesh Rules & Landmarks Rail – Aim heels of #1 → bottom numbers. Low Mesh – Align +4–5 from OT. Run at 4 yards. Set the mesh and stay on the move. High Mesh – Align +4 from OT. Run at 5 yards. Set depth and read grass under LBs. OTB – Push to 10 yards over the ball. Do not shut it down early. OL Protection – 5-Man Scat RB releases on Rail and must run off the coverage if the ball isn’t thrown immediately. Creates traffic vs man. Horizontal stretch vs zone. Gets RB and playmakers involved in space. Mesh Rail is the base. Variations change the picture, not the progression. Compliment play is Mesh Pivot. Are you teaching Mesh as a coverage answer…or as a progression the QB can trust every snap?

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The 49ers biggest issue on Sunday vs. Buccaneers was not the defense. It was not Mac Jones. It was the offensive line. The bad news for the 49ers? It's not going to get any better because the Niners don't have the personnel to improve it and George Kittle can only do so much once he returns. The OL play is killing the Niners offense. It's the reason they can't run the ball, why they're bad in the red zone and why the pass game is inconsistent.

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Jim Schwartz on playing 1 defense and how easy it was to fit the run. How he played one front and it tied into all his personnel groupings. How his wide 9 defense came about. How to keep it simple for your defense. Leading the league in sacks even though he only blitzed 8% of the time. Great listen for defensive coordinators! Full video on my drive.

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#Live2D Tip: Please oh please keep all your physics settings on both Live2D and VTS at 60 fps. Anymore or any less will fk up how the physics run and will not show it with correct movement. It doen't matter what your monitor fps is set to. Live2D and VTS app should be set to 60

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Ferris State HC Tony Annese - Why Option Football 1. Win with inferior talent (control superior Talent) 2. Don't block players by design 3. Read a multitude of defenders (DE/DT/ILB/OLB) 4. It forces defenses to play assignment football 5. Opponents have hard time emulating in practice 6. It controls random blitzing 7. Simple blocking schemes 8. Fun to practice 9. Can use Multiple formations to run same plays 10. Easy to use audibles to attack the weaknesses of defenses

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I’m so blessed to be able to do what I love for work! Waking up and embracing the challenges that the day may bring is a BLESSING. Don’t run from any challenge stand up, attack it and live with the results. Those are the guys I want in my program!!! #EDGE
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I’m so blessed to be able to do what I love for work! Waking up and embracing the challenges that the day may bring is a BLESSING. Don’t run from any challenge stand up, attack it and live with the results. Those are the guys I want in my program!!! #EDGE

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Keylan Rutledge on CJ Stroud: “He can dice it up out there. I watched him early in my career when he was at Ohio state, just dealing out there, he’s a baller. He’s one that I want to go out there & compete for everyday. I want to do anything to keep that guy upright, keep him protected. And the run game, let’s go run the ball so it can be easier for him to dice it up out there.”

Houston Stressans

18,329 views • 3 months ago

"If you're going to run a Democrat, then that person had better be able to wrestle a longhorn steer, and poop out a pound of beef jerky while he's doing it with a smile on his face, talking about his time as a Navy SEAL." What kind of Democrat do you think Texas needs? Kennedy gives us the blueprint🤠🤠
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"If you're going to run a Democrat, then that person had better be able to wrestle a longhorn steer, and poop out a pound of beef jerky while he's doing it with a smile on his face, talking about his time as a Navy SEAL." What kind of Democrat do you think Texas needs? Kennedy gives us the blueprint🤠🤠

The Five

535,659 views • 2 months ago

We ran the ball pretty good yesterday but there was more hay to be had. Gainwell has been a godsend for this team and offense. All he does is produce, but he missed one here on the first run play of the game. This is an example of how an OL can block something up as intended, and it still not get the yardage it should, due to timing and patience. It got better as the game went on. Importance of sticking with the run…especially in December/January. #HereWeGo
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We ran the ball pretty good yesterday but there was more hay to be had. Gainwell has been a godsend for this team and offense. All he does is produce, but he missed one here on the first run play of the game. This is an example of how an OL can block something up as intended, and it still not get the yardage it should, due to timing and patience. It got better as the game went on. Importance of sticking with the run…especially in December/January. #HereWeGo

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