Defending the spread

[echeese]

Good ESPN article on how the top defensive coaches are having success vs up tempo spread. . .

https://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11133781/

Should fit well with what CFS is doing here. . .

 

[J.B. TexasEx]

Good ESPN article on how the top defensive coaches are having success vs up tempo spread. . .

https://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11133781/

Should fit well with what CFS is doing here. . .

I'm looking forward to seeing his "amoeba" defense where nobody gets into a 3-point stance.

Who's blitzing on this play? Should be fun!

 

[texasdobbs]

Good stuff....

 

[Shevis Irons]

Very good article.

This is what ESPN does best. It's at its worst when t sends out hack reporters with a clear agenda to sneak into meetings they have no business being in and then reporting facetious information.

 

[java]

Very good article.

This is what ESPN does best. It's at its worst when t sends out hack reporters with a clear agenda to sneak into meetings they have no business being in and then reporting facetious information.

I agree.  When they pull a stunt such as that at the San Angelo Coaching Convention, they more closely resemble the National Enquirer or Star than a news organization.

I love the fact that the organizers are basically calling Haney a hack, without using those words.  Will we see a retraction, of course not!

 

[Matt Cotcher]

Good read - TFP. Anyone that can work bouillabaisse in an article is ok in my book.