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[QUOTE="NKR1978, post: 1887190, member: 186"] "As fast as they're going they can't be real elaborate, either," Diaco said. "They can't do a whole bunch — some shift traits and motion — to create confusion. The confusion is the tempo. So there's some vanilla elements to what they're forced and relegated to do, because they're moving fast also. There's not a whole bunch of control the defense has as it relates to tempo and pace of play." I've never heard the Babers offense described. Any thought on this from those of you who know much more about football than I do. [/QUOTE]
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