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LOVE Dino and the staff. They have stuck together and both systems have worked at BG. That said, there are some legitimate questions:
1. With the fast RPO system Dino runs, I see the need for more trim and fit OL to play fast and pass protect with quick feet. That said, does the OL have enough beef to road grate and move people between the tackles? Yes, Dino ran the ball at BG, but not against the size and speed of P5 defensive fronts.
2. Does time of possession still matter? Even NCST's methodical drives in the first half that ended in fgs were effective in putting points in the board, tiring our D, and keeping our fast O off the field.
3. The defense is very improved and yes, we are playing more of the T2 bend , don't break and this was in display during states first few big drives yesterday resulting im fgs. This system is rare in college and yes, love the improved safety play overall. Thing is, while the T2 is in part designed to give the O a blow, it makes each and every one of outlr offensive possessions that much more vital. As seen yesterday. With an offense that has been starting slow, this has been a rough recipe.
Just thinkin out loud and I will say that our rbs, Strickland primarily have run blindly into the backs of our lineman. There are more holes than the running stats reveal.
1. With the fast RPO system Dino runs, I see the need for more trim and fit OL to play fast and pass protect with quick feet. That said, does the OL have enough beef to road grate and move people between the tackles? Yes, Dino ran the ball at BG, but not against the size and speed of P5 defensive fronts.
2. Does time of possession still matter? Even NCST's methodical drives in the first half that ended in fgs were effective in putting points in the board, tiring our D, and keeping our fast O off the field.
3. The defense is very improved and yes, we are playing more of the T2 bend , don't break and this was in display during states first few big drives yesterday resulting im fgs. This system is rare in college and yes, love the improved safety play overall. Thing is, while the T2 is in part designed to give the O a blow, it makes each and every one of outlr offensive possessions that much more vital. As seen yesterday. With an offense that has been starting slow, this has been a rough recipe.
Just thinkin out loud and I will say that our rbs, Strickland primarily have run blindly into the backs of our lineman. There are more holes than the running stats reveal.