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New Commit (from yesterday)
I just realized this didn't make it to the board. Here is my story detailing his commitment. Thanks for reading!!
https://bigblueusuaggienews.com/2022/12 ... ian-slone/
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
At least this one had offers from Hawaii and Toledo.
And it seems like EVERY thread started about a new commit has the potential to turn into a thread freaking out about the other offers the guy had.
Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
I'm still not sure I like this alignment with two rush edges. It makes us so small and light on the line. Why not go to a 3/4 alignment and get the rush from a combo linebacker. Seems like we would get gashed less from the big runs.
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
We get gashed because we don't emphasize setting the edge or filling gaps with discipline. 3-4 or 4-3 doesn't change that.
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
I agree, our gap assignment discipline is not very good at all by LB and sometimes at safetyIntermeddler wrote: ↑December 1st, 2022, 5:52 pmWe get gashed because we don't emphasize setting the edge or filling gaps with discipline. 3-4 or 4-3 doesn't change that.
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
and always at edge/DEAgzrule wrote: ↑December 1st, 2022, 6:20 pmI agree, our gap assignment discipline is not very good at all by LB and sometimes at safetyIntermeddler wrote: ↑December 1st, 2022, 5:52 pmWe get gashed because we don't emphasize setting the edge or filling gaps with discipline. 3-4 or 4-3 doesn't change that.
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
You have to be perfect in a 2/4/5(that’s really what our defensive front is with Vaughn/Grzesiak/heninger etc, at the DE spots) to stop the run. We’re good, but not perfect in our gap technique so we are easy to block which is why we often get beat up In The run. If you add more big bodies in a legit 3/4 or legit 4/3 you don’t need to be as perfect, so it’s easier to stop the run. (You still have to be gap disciplined but the margin for error is a lot larger)I’ve been a proponent of going legit 3/4 for a long time now. Slide Vaughan and Grzeiak to their correct position as stand up OLBs. guys like Hale would become 3/4 DEs, and we’d have to find an A gap plug in a Nose tackle. Still gives DC some chances to be creative in certain spots, but we no longer have a huge size disadvantage in the running game.Intermeddler wrote: ↑December 1st, 2022, 5:52 pmWe get gashed because we don't emphasize setting the edge or filling gaps with discipline. 3-4 or 4-3 doesn't change that.
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
I agree size would help but the philosophy of this defense is not conducive to stopping the run and size and alignment won’t change that. If guys don’t set the edge then it doesn’t matter how big they are.AggieGrad2021 wrote: ↑December 1st, 2022, 6:50 pmYou have to be perfect in a 2/4/5(that’s really what our defensive front is with Vaughn/Grzesiak/heninger etc, at the DE spots) to stop the run. We’re good, but not perfect in our gap technique so we are easy to block which is why we often get beat up In The run. If you add more big bodies in a legit 3/4 or legit 4/3 you don’t need to be as perfect, so it’s easier to stop the run. (You still have to be gap disciplined but the margin for error is a lot larger)I’ve been a proponent of going legit 3/4 for a long time now. Slide Vaughan and Grzeiak to their correct position as stand up OLBs. guys like Hale would become 3/4 DEs, and we’d have to find an A gap plug in a Nose tackle. Still gives DC some chances to be creative in certain spots, but we no longer have a huge size disadvantage in the running game.Intermeddler wrote: ↑December 1st, 2022, 5:52 pmWe get gashed because we don't emphasize setting the edge or filling gaps with discipline. 3-4 or 4-3 doesn't change that.
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
A lot of FCS/Weber State level offers.
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
Given that Weber was a whole lot better than us this year, I’m not sure that’s a bad thing.2004AG wrote:A lot of FCS/Weber State level offers.
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
If our goal is to win the MW it is.stang wrote:Given that Weber was a whole lot better than us this year, I’m not sure that’s a bad thing.2004AG wrote:A lot of FCS/Weber State level offers.
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I know the point you’re trying to make but our record vs them the last 30 years is a more appropriate sample size.
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
If there was one guy from Weber that it is a good thing we didn't go after, it's their longsnapper. Then it would have been us instead of them setting the record giving up four safeties in a game!2004AG wrote: ↑December 1st, 2022, 10:22 pmIf our goal is to win the MW it is.stang wrote:Given that Weber was a whole lot better than us this year, I’m not sure that’s a bad thing.2004AG wrote:A lot of FCS/Weber State level offers.
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I know the point you’re trying to make but our record vs them the last 30 years is a more appropriate sample size.
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Re: New Commit (from yesterday)
When you can't recruit at a higher level and build from the hs ranks then you're not going to get the 300lb dt types no matter which formation you implement. Someone tell me how Wyoming can recruit those types and we can't. It makes no sense. I understand that a kid would rather go to California or Boise for stupid reasons. But i don't understand Wyoming.AggieGrad2021 wrote: ↑December 1st, 2022, 6:50 pmYou have to be perfect in a 2/4/5(that’s really what our defensive front is with Vaughn/Grzesiak/heninger etc, at the DE spots) to stop the run. We’re good, but not perfect in our gap technique so we are easy to block which is why we often get beat up In The run. If you add more big bodies in a legit 3/4 or legit 4/3 you don’t need to be as perfect, so it’s easier to stop the run. (You still have to be gap disciplined but the margin for error is a lot larger)I’ve been a proponent of going legit 3/4 for a long time now. Slide Vaughan and Grzeiak to their correct position as stand up OLBs. guys like Hale would become 3/4 DEs, and we’d have to find an A gap plug in a Nose tackle. Still gives DC some chances to be creative in certain spots, but we no longer have a huge size disadvantage in the running game.Intermeddler wrote: ↑December 1st, 2022, 5:52 pmWe get gashed because we don't emphasize setting the edge or filling gaps with discipline. 3-4 or 4-3 doesn't change that.