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Speaker 3: Now, all right, welcome back in o TV our number two.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna give you our next team.
Speaker 5: OTB Top twenty five.
Speaker 4: But before I do, would you like to go over
Arkansas's defensive alignment?
Speaker 5: They go DN D tackle D tackle D N Right.
Speaker 4: They also go Mac and money as positions on their
official depth chart.
Speaker 2: Sure, how good to that?
Speaker 5: Would you like to talk about Mac and money?
Speaker 6: Nope, sounds like another name for either a linebacker or
a safety.
Speaker 5: So you don't want to go over Mac and money.
Speaker 6: Sounds like something you would like bring to a recruits
house and be like, you want to play our money
position because you're so money, Like just wait to sound
cool and that. That guy and the kid and his
parents are like, all right, what does that mean? Like
what position we plan? Then they got to explained him, Oh,
it's like a linebacker. Oh it's like a safety. So no,
sounds like I mean, it sounds dumb.
Speaker 5: I just wonder mac and money, so.
Speaker 6: Like I'd like to see all right, coach, that sounds great.
What's a mac and money? Oh, it's it's a linebacker.
They're outside linebacker. We're gonna ask him to do uh
steth and pass coverage. Okay, sounds like a line ticker.
Speaker 5: All right, he's getting all fired up again. All right.
Speaker 4: Here is the OTB top twenty five. A little quick
recap before we get to the number fourteen team at
twenty five, the Boise State Broncos at twenty four, the
Memphis Tigers at twenty three, the Baylor Bears at twenty two,
the Georgia Tech Yellowjackets at twenty one, the Tennessee Balls
at twenty, the Iowa State Cyclones at nineteen, the Texas
eight and four Aggie's at number eighteen, the Indiana Hoosiers
at seventeen, the Ole miss Rebels at sixteen, the Florida Gators,
and at fifteen the Texas Tech Red Raiders, and coming
in at number fourteen on your list, the SMU.
Speaker 5: Mustag keep it in Texas they make a playoff run
a year ago.
Speaker 4: Double digit win seasons I believe, eleven win seasons and
back to back years. You look at what they have
coming back. The most important position and that is the
quarterback position. Kevin Jennings comes back. Red shirt junior Tyler
Van Dykes also on this roster, so a nice kind
of backup just in case scenario. Gots played a lot
of football in a lot of different places.
Speaker 5: They lose some guys to Sunday.
Speaker 4: We know that they lose their defensive tackles to the NFL,
but they brought in eight players through the portal on offense.
Speaker 5: They brought in eleven players, I believe.
Speaker 4: Through the portal on defense, including five defensive tackles. So
they lost a lot to the draft, but they bring
in five guys with a lot of experience. They bring
in multiple edge players as well, really trying to shore
up the defensive front. They've got a tight end that
if healthy in RJ. Maryland, that could be one of
the best in the country. His dad, If you're a
Cowboys fan, Russell Maryland, Okay, yeah, you remember that one.
There you go, Tatay, that one's for you. Flenn you
might remember that one. Probably a Cowboys fan at the time.
So defensive tackling Miami.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Miami.
Speaker 7: Nactually a couple of years ago, Coacho said he's one
of the best players he ever coach.
Speaker 6: That's right, Well, what eight like this is Catholics versus
Convict's like Miami.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like around that time. Yeah, yeah, he was. He
was in of those nineties Cowboys's first in Miami.
Speaker 4: So Ardie Briam is certainly somebody if he can stay healthy,
to pay attention to. I think as you did a
really nice job in the portal. I think Rhet Lashly
is somebody that has felt disrespected this all season. If
you've heard him talk at all, he's kind of talked
about where they're at as a program, and we could
get to their ACC schedule. Look, their toughest games in
the ACC are going to be at Clemson, Miami at home,
Louisville at home.
Speaker 5: But I don't think they're going to be defined by that.
Speaker 4: I think they're going to be defined by two non
conference games in the state of Texas.
Speaker 5: Game number two they host the Baylor Bears.
Speaker 4: Game umber four they play for the Iron Skillet against
TCU on the road, So they'll get on a bus,
they'll drive a couple of minutes go play TCU, a rivalry.
Speaker 5: Game one that means a lot.
Speaker 4: But I think there are seasons defined by those two games,
because even if you go, let's say you split between
Clemson and Miami, you win one of those.
Speaker 5: Games, you're great. You're in a good spot.
Speaker 4: If you took care of business against Baylor and TCU.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I'm looking at their I'm looking at their
schedule right now. So yeah, they they're their biggest test
home versus Baylor.
Speaker 2: Neutral rivalry. Where does that? Where does that game get played?
Speaker 6: Iron Skillet, It's a it'll be on campus at TCU.
Speaker 2: Okay, because it says a neutral matchup.
Speaker 5: Now it's gonna be a Carter Stadium, all right?
Speaker 2: Worth Yeah, I like to pick obviously kind of the.
Speaker 6: I guess the unsurprising surprise of last year was how
good they were. But of course, like SMU has an
endless amount of funds to spend in this new nil world,
they've already proven that they're really good at it from
back in.
Speaker 4: The eighties was early nineties, eighties, they set the standard.
Speaker 2: They set the standard.
Speaker 6: I would I'd say we go back and give them
those championships because now that it's legal, but they.
Speaker 2: They've proven to be good at it.
Speaker 6: They got a lot of money over there, so it's
no surprise that they are bringing in and have depth.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 6: The big concern for me after like watching them last year,
watching them in the playoff versus Benn State, Yep, their
quarterback did.
Speaker 2: Not play well at all.
Speaker 6: He played well all season and he was dynamic against
weak opponent if.
Speaker 4: He converse that first fourth down man, But he played
good in the a SEC championship game it's Clemson, yeah,
but in.
Speaker 5: The playoff game, You're right, like he had moments and what.
Speaker 6: Happened was like he probably learned a lot because he
had some bad plays happen and then if you could
tell it just he started pressing and started aiming the ball,
stopped going through his reads, things like that. So I
think a lot to learn from But he they stayed
in that game. But like, yeah, he was kind of
the reason that of the downfall from that game. And
I don't want to put it all on his shoulders,
of course, but like he just didn't play like he
had all years. So if he can learn from that
and the next time that happens against the quality opponent,
be able to like kind of dig back. Think about
that and his mental reflection on what happened there, because
it's it's all mental, it's all between the years at
that point, it's not physical. That would be my one
concern spot just from watching them for this team. But
I like the ranking. I like him fourteen. We got
a lot of people from the lone Star state right
now and.
Speaker 2: More to come.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, there's gonna be So there's gonna be some
teams when you do this exercise and it happens, there's
gonna be some teams that are going to get left
out of your top twenty five and whenever Taye puts
out the graphic, there's gonna be some people mad just.
Speaker 9: Going to be left out of Michigan's going to be
left out.
Speaker 5: I got they shock him Prett a big comperence. Are
going to be left though, Yeah, I think they should
be unless you pick them. I'm not Pam.
Speaker 9: They got some new quarterback.
Speaker 5: We were talking about it on off campus.
Speaker 4: I don't EJ and I we were talking Top twenty
five and that was a team where like, I don't know,
I don't I don't know that they right now, I
don't know that they belong.
Speaker 6: Are they Memphis better than them?
Speaker 7: Memphis has a little bit more improven at quarterback, and honestly,
Silverfield's a really good coach.
Speaker 4: Also, like the rat they lost Johnson, they lost Mullings,
they lost like all the players that were kind of
left over from that national Edward, so both running backs.
Speaker 6: So the exercise to me, in a preseason ranking is
not trying to like pick who would win in like a.
Speaker 2: Head to head matchup between teams.
Speaker 6: Is trying to pick up based on schedule and where,
like the conference and all and the things that could happen.
Is trying to like predict what it's going to look
like at the end of the season. Yeah, not necessarily
on day one, who's gonna win Boise State in Michigan
if they lined up against each other, but based on
what could possibly happen. There's a lot of different ways
to do this exercise. One could be just like, let's
look at the lineup, let's look at the eyeball task
what we think could happen. Or you try to predict
what the end of the season, the twenty five would
look like. And I like to I like trying to
guess the end of the season ranking.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's my theory.
Speaker 9: So do you think Michigan should be in the top
twenty five.
Speaker 6: I have no idea. I take it day by day. People,
we're day by day. I told you I get here
at six thirty. That's my twenty twenty five minutes to
really track down.
Speaker 5: Fair.
Speaker 4: It's better than most some say it is so so
anybody opposed SMU, anybody who want to, you know, play
Devil's advocate here.
Speaker 7: I think this is right where they should be, especially
with Kevin Jennings coming back.
Speaker 2: Like it's tough for me to say this.
Speaker 7: I thought they were a little too quick on the
trigger with Preston Stone last year, pulling him like get
five touchdowns one pick when they pulled in. But that
showed kind of the confidence they had in Kevin Jennings.
He's coming back for another year. You're still gonna have
decent weapons with you, Like you lose Bouchard Smith running back,
which is a big part of your offense. But they
got the money to replace it, as Matt Flynn has
mentioned that oil money, so I think they'll be.
Speaker 5: That old Dallas money.
Speaker 6: And in the chat Bilbo mentions like they have endless
money air quotes and they have Kevin Jennings at quarterback,
which probably speaks to what they actually think about him,
because they could have gone and that's that's not somebody.
Speaker 7: Like Preston Stone was a multi year starter at that program,
named team captain before the season. They pulled him after
four games because they felt that confident about Kevin Jennings.
Speaker 2: In Hell, they made a run.
Speaker 4: At the playoff, made the playoff, almost won the ACC
in their first year in the.
Speaker 6: Conference, almost beat the Pittsburgh Steelers of college football.
Speaker 5: So we laid out yesterday it's fact actual.
Speaker 9: So when we were predicting, you asked the other day
who in the top nine wouldn't make it at the
end of the season, in the top twenty five. I
wanted to say Penn State, But I think that they'll
end up.
Speaker 5: In the top twenty five.
Speaker 9: I just think that it's going to be way lower
than number two.
Speaker 6: Well, there's gonna be a point of the season where
they're gonna be like, are they number one? Yeah, they're
going to make a run of this thing, and then
they'll finish it at the end of the year.
Speaker 7: They'll finishing another disappointing finish games. They'll finish eleven, another one.
This isn't a disappointing finish. If this is what they
do every year, Yeah, that's the.
Speaker 2: Definition of insanity. Yes, that's Penn State.
Speaker 4: So yesterday we had a guest on my afternoon show
and they were like talking Pen State, talking state talk,
and finally I stopped them. I said, my guy, there's
five people currently on this call right now, on this
radio show, on this zoom connected in. I said, of
the five, two of us were born the last time
Penn State won a national championship. I was won and
Bobby was three. We're old, we lived, you know, we've lived,
do a couple of things. We're over our Mike Gundy age, like,
you keep talking about Penn State, Penn State, Penn State
and what they've done and who they are.
Speaker 5: That's great.
Speaker 4: I'm forty years old and I was won the last
time they won a national championship.
Speaker 2: But they got a great culture and they're respectable and
good every year. They're just a little bit away from
being great.
Speaker 5: Fan show up good to them.
Speaker 6: Whiteout's great because the everybody buys into it, and rightfully
so they everybody buys into the hype train that they
could really make a run because they're talented, they're good.
They're well coached, they got good culture. They win a
lot of games, that's never the one that matters.
Speaker 2: Kind of like as we beat us and you though
you did.
Speaker 5: They almost beating their dame. They just completed this past two.
Is that close all they needed?
Speaker 2: Which is going to be a struggle again this year.
Speaker 6: Jake Oh, the Pittsburgh Seelers almost won their first round
playoff game last five years. They're well coached, the good culture, respectable,
they do have that. I mean I think, yeah, I
just I said the exact same thing.
Speaker 5: I got that too. Yeah, all right.
Speaker 6: They got a star position they don't or a money
and a mic or whatever it is.
Speaker 2: What was it money in a.
Speaker 5: Mac mac mac? Okay? Should we see? Should we see
if Penn State? How do you think they label it?
If you had to guess before I pull it up?
Speaker 2: Penn State?
Speaker 5: I bet I bet it?
Speaker 6: Okay, wait for it, Sam, Mike Will.
Speaker 2: Or oh oh.
Speaker 5: Uh their base defense looks like it is.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 5: A mic linebacker, a Will linebacker, and a nickel. Nickels
are base that they live.
Speaker 6: How many college football like you're most people are playing
majority nickel?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
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their favorite runs are. Because remember you've got quarterback coordinator
coming back, receivers coming back, so you're going to basically
be that same team again, running backs different, but the
running backs kind of the same mold of a film office.
Speaker 5: So we'll break that down.
Speaker 4: Where does Clemson live, what personnels, what's their favorite runs?
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Speaker 4: All right, jolly boy, before y'all get to Texas in here,
let's talk Clemson offensive personnel.
Speaker 5: Where do you think they live in? What personnel? Sir?
Speaker 2: Offensive personnel?
Speaker 5: I mean offensive personnel?
Speaker 2: My guess would be eleven eighty.
Speaker 4: One point three percent of the time Clemson is in
eleven personnel twelve personnel, so two tight ends fourteen point
four percent.
Speaker 5: They are in only five percent left zero one.
Speaker 4: And some you know, some people called it different. It's
more like the way football should should be played.
Speaker 6: All right, what zero one person zero one?
Speaker 2: I'd rather go ten.
Speaker 4: Gross thirteen personnel, like less than one percent, pony personnel
less than one percent, twenty two less than one percent.
Speaker 5: So that's what I call twenty personnel.
Speaker 4: So two backs through seris no tight ends. My rookie year,
we head that in and I'm like, hey, North, my guy,
we work on this a lot. He's like, yeah, do
we think we're ever gonna run this in a game?
Speaker 5: He's like, what do you mean? I said, coach, that
means gates coming off the field. The anna run this
a whole lot?
Speaker 2: Didn't quite.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, I get the thought process behind it,
but uh yeah, we're not taking gates on the field.
Speaker 5: You know that.
Speaker 4: I know that, we all know that. So uh but yeah, there,
Look they're eleven personnel team. You're gonna see him out there.
It's gonna be a tight end. You're gonna have one back,
you're gonna have three receivers. That's where a lot of
college football is going. But uh, you know, eighty one
point three percent is a little bit more than that thought.
I thought they'd be in twelve percent, a little bit more. Uh,
then you start taking a look at you know, maybe
some of their favorite runs, and it's gonna be inside
zone for a lot of people across the country. That's
gonna be like, you know, their favorite rush and it
is for them, but really close behind that is counter.
So they ran one hundred and fifty one inside zones,
which is like just your basic LSU fans, you know it.
We else what they ran last year a ton of
And if you have a mobile quarterback, I love it.
I love inside zone if you have the ability for
the quarterback to pull it, read the defensive end and
make some yards.
Speaker 5: If you're not gonna pull it, why run it.
Speaker 4: We talked about that with Garrett Nsmeier but for Clemson,
obviously having k Klubnick, that makes a lot of sense.
So one hundred and fifty one inside zones, one hundred
and fourteen times they ran counter. So eleven personnel team
one hundred and fourteen times they ran counter. You can
run counter out of eleven Tennessee does it a lot? Now,
you got to have a tight end as a dog,
and you got to have a receiver that's willing to
do some dirty work. You can get it done. But
I was shocked when I saw one hundred and fourteen times.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a big number for a counter plagues. The
encounter is meant to be kind of a change of base.
Change base, mister alia, change up if you will.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's the secondary gap scheme run. It's usually
power the encounter.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I would like to think that a decent amount
of those would probably quarterback counters. They're probably not running
probably not running quarterback like power. They probably don't want
to run them up in the eighth they.
Speaker 5: Ran they ran power eighteen times.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean give them an opportunity for with the
counter to kind of hit it a little bit further outside,
give them a little bit try to get them a
little bit more grass around so you can safely get
down and like having to put his head down into
a quarterback power.
Speaker 4: And so when we're talking about quarterback counter, you're going
to hear the term Q counter.
Speaker 5: That's just quarterback so Q counter and.
Speaker 4: How can you run that out of eleven personnel because
you need another puller well then your back because you
get an extra blocker because it's the quarterback that's running.
Speaker 5: So as a running back, you've got to be really good.
Speaker 4: And that's why I always kind of liked having somebody
had some fullback experience in that position because you're used
to being the second pullar in a counter, but the
running back has to be a part of it. Now
you can get to a different ways, but your running
back's got to be a willing blocker.
Speaker 5: He's got to be able to read it.
Speaker 4: And if you're running Q power, which again i'm our
Q counter, I'm like you, like, of those one hundred
and fourteen, how many were probably the quarterback?
Speaker 5: I would say a bulk of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Then, like the counter is always a trick you played
at from a mechanic standpoint too. In the mesh points standpoint,
it's really tough to try to time up with the
running back because a lot of times it's the same
side counter and it kind of looks weird. They got
to like scoot over there. Yeah, it's the worst, but
you can get to it different ways. You can you
can run different variations of counter with eleven personnel to
the running back. Like you said, you gotta have another
another puller. You can cut off backside with a with
a wide receive receiver.
Speaker 4: The receiver's got to be good at it's good, be
willing to do it.
Speaker 6: And he's just got to hold the block for like
one second, right, it's not it's not a big one.
Speaker 2: Just got to hold it for a second.
Speaker 4: Because there is so much action, like you're saying, like
it takes a little. Even the quarterback when he's running
a counter, he'll catch it. He'll do like either a
drop staff or'll do like a slide.
Speaker 5: And then because it.
Speaker 4: Does have to time up, so the receiver's got to
get in the way for like.
Speaker 6: A and like explain it, like so a power is
more of an a gap B gap running play where
the guard's pulling. The guard's pulling every time, ye, and
so that's in the guard and so the running back
is supposed to follow the guard and then make his cut.
The counter is usually two people pulling a tackle and
a guard sometimes depending on the front, so they can
they can also kind of change it up to where
guard back exactly or the guard stays in and the
and the center and the tackle pull like so it's
a combination of two people pulling and basically washing down
one side and pulling two people, and it kind of
usually hits more B C gap rather than A or
B gap. So to that point is what was saying, like,
you would rather run a quarterback in the BC gap
rather than the A B gap because there's less congestion,
less there's more of an opportunity for it to either
bounce or have a little bit more green grass, a
wider hole to get it like to safely get down
after you run, or not to take like a direct
my head on shot you kind of getting hit at
an angle or a side.
Speaker 5: So a little bit more. We talked a little bit
about this last year.
Speaker 4: Last football season, I was doing the broadcast doing the call,
and you know, I talked about A gaps and B
gaps a lot, and so I tried like to come
back on Monday and explain, like what I was talking about.
Speaker 5: A gaps easiest.
Speaker 4: Between the center and the guard, B gap between the
garden tackle and you just keep on going right. And
so for a power as a running back, you're taught
a gap to expand. You start then a gap unless
something forces you out and then you kind of expand
through the gaps. Now you can do it once in
a season. You can cut that thing backside, but it
gets real loud in there. Nothing is blocked to go backside.
Maybe the center gets reached right now and you cut
right off like maybe, but it is an a gap
to expand. For a counter, my aiming point is going
to be the B gap to expand. And so when
you watch Clemson that is going to be a big
part of their game and you have to be like,
gap integrity is crucial on the defensive front when you're
going against a team that wants to run counter this month.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and to I guess further explain the play as well.
Counter is also a little slower developing and it's meant
to be like a misdirection. That's what we called a
change up. At first, if you're not a zone team,
you can't really be a counter team. So when you
see a counter, the running back is going to take
two steps. If you're running a counter right like a
so a strong side counter to the right, so he's
going to take one or two steps left. The quarterback
is going to open up like he's handed it to
the left and then it missdirections back. So you try
to get the linebackers to take one false step to
the right. Then give your linement and give your linement
and your pullers just like one little split second leverage
to out leverage him on the back.
Speaker 4: It's kind of like that play we kind of joked
about with Clay Matthews, how we ran Power outside because
of how he showed on film study.
Speaker 5: He just continued to crash and crash and crash. You
kind of that.
Speaker 4: You start to the left because you want them to
take one step two steps to crash.
Speaker 5: And then you reach block them and then you're you know.
Speaker 2: That's why you go.
Speaker 6: You go inside zone, inside zone, outside zone, inside zone.
Counter yep, because you get them flowing. It looks all
the same, except if the the linebackers, they're going to
read through the defensive line to the quarterback running back.
So they're watching the ball. They're watching the quarterback, but
they're trying to like visually with their peripherals look at
the linemen as well. But a lot of times they
get focused on the ball and the movement of the
running back, like which direction is going, So sometimes they
don't see those even though the right in front of
their face, they don't see a guard or tackle pulling
to the other side of the other side of the
ball because they're just watching the quarterback in their motions.
So even if it's a half step, a half step
means the world in football, especially running in.
Speaker 5: This is this is where I was at before.
Speaker 4: I wish we had like a clicker some tape behind
us and then you could push your car and park
and then like on your radio screen like just pull
up the show and that way you can you know,
you could see the thing.
Speaker 6: Do not watch us. If you're driving, you can see
the things. Listen to us, but when you get stop,
don't do that.
Speaker 5: We can so when we come back, we can like
pull up what we're talking about.
Speaker 4: We can talk some of those Q counter runs because
again Clemson, if they don't run inside zone with the
running back, which again Kate Clemic can pull it like.
It's gonna be a big part of what they do.
And LSU just didn't fit that play well a year ago.
They just didn't did not happen. You, Like, everybody has
to be sound when you're going against a team that
does it really well, and you don't run at one
hundred and fourteen times in a season. If you don't
do it well, it's gonna be something that they have up.
It's gonna be early, it's gonna be often in this
opening game. And so the safety position, now, linebacker's crucial
as well defense being in their gap holding point all that.
But safety to me is going to be the position
that has to deal with Kate Klebnick running some of
these Q powers and also we talked about in the
passing game as well. If you have great safety play,
that's where he can kind of get in trouble a
little bit.
Speaker 5: We'll break that down when we come back here on.
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Speaker 1: Blocked in on l s U Football twenty four to seven.
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Speaker 5: All right, welcome back. Yeah, no TV one of four,
five ESPN and better.
Speaker 2: Rouge so motion.
Speaker 4: We were going back and we're looking at some Q
runs against L s U over the last couple of years,
and like I was, I was really hoping that I
didn't remember it correctly. And it was like you know,
some form of a power or account or like something
like really misdirection where guys.
Speaker 5: Just overplay it.
Speaker 4: Nope, it was just straight up like basically his own lead.
Speaker 5: It's all it was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so just you know, we're just better just straight.
Speaker 5: Zone the running back leading.
Speaker 6: Like I kind of I think God Jail Mill Road
might kind of be a little bit of an underdog
in the NFL.
Speaker 5: Is this the cards talking or no, I don't even
have one.
Speaker 6: I don't even have on I just feel like you
might look, we got Taylor. We were trying to find
what we were explaining with Jaylen mill Road, but we
found one with kde club Nick from the first first
game of the season Appalachian State. A. What kind of
discuss is here? What we were talking about everything? We're
gonna start with eleven personnel. We're here on the Gallt's
on the three yard line and this is so one
of the one hundred and fourteen counters that are credited
to them, and we discussed that probably a lot of
that is because of quarterback runs and he's going to
be a big emphasis his court. I think he had
two or three rushing touchdowns this game. One was his
zone read where he pulled it and made a guy
miss a little stutter.
Speaker 5: HETA. Can you also put this on the backscreen as well? Please?
Speaker 6: And this is just right here, a straight up called
quarterback counter before you play this. Look everything we talked
about eleven personnel, which is there in what eighty one
point something percent of the time they have a little
misdirection motion here and we got a counter. We talked
about two pullars are gonna happen, and a misdirection. So
you're gonna try to get the linebackers to move one
direction with one or two steps to one side, and
then you counter back to the other direction. So let's
go ahead and play this and see what kind of
view we got here.
Speaker 5: You can go ahead, pause it right there, go back,
go back, go back, a little bit like a cowboy collar.
Speaker 4: I know, I know, Gosh, we need a remote here,
so so very bad.
Speaker 5: So we right there.
Speaker 6: So we're faking misdirection a little bit. So we have
this guy motion and the X receiver motioning to the right,
which is causing people their eyeballs to go I suah, violation.
Speaker 2: And then watch Caid Clubnet's footwork here.
Speaker 6: He is going to act like he's gonna go right,
and it's all to get these linebackers to move to
the right because we're gonna run left. And oh yeah,
we got two bad dudes pulling right here. Yeah, so
you got you have your guard and your tight end.
They become the two pullers that we're talking about now. Also, right,
your running back is basically he's gonna take over for
what like the strong side tight end would be here
on this counter side as well. Right now, he's doing
it from the backfield, but he is going to go
and he is going to try to set the tone
here on the strong side. And so like just because
you don't have a tight end here over on this side,
it's not about really labeling position.
Speaker 4: It's about labeling responsibilities. And so that's what the running
back becomes here.
Speaker 6: The tight ends, part of the defensive end is going
to be free because their tackle is just releasing up
to the secondary or the secondary of the second window
of the defense, which would be a linebacker, safety, whoever's
there first, and the pulling tackle is just gonna punch
him right in the mouth, kick him out.
Speaker 4: All right, you go and play it and see the
Clemson Tigers end up in the end zone here, touchdown Tigers, and.
Speaker 5: Like it's it's that easy.
Speaker 4: And then they got back and actually, like for the
for the running back, see the way that we used
to do it, Like he would actually go and get
that safety and it would be his assignment to block him.
Speaker 5: They're just running him off, yeah, with like a flare.
Speaker 6: Like they're like, you don't have to create to if
you're on the three yard line. You're not trying to
get ten yards. You're only trying to get three yards, right.
I think even the tackle on that, like the tackle,
the pulling tackle, doesn't need to make a killer block,
just things that really get in the way. And if
that unning back just free releases and takes the eyes,
yeah of that defensive back, he's done his job to
get three yards.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: It's a three yard call.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we would end up back on that safety
right there. But any way you get it, like get
him away from the play, be it because he's following
you or because you're blocking him.
Speaker 5: And also the jet sweep motion.
Speaker 4: You love that little wrinkle there because it brings, like
Matt said, it brings everybody to the other side of
the formation. You got a receiver, he's kind of you're
thinking jet sweep jets. And also the tight end. Remember
the tight ends on that right side, So you're thinking
the tight ends trying to steal the edge for the
jet sweep.
Speaker 5: And that's what the play is going to be.
Speaker 4: And all it takes is that jet sweep and Kay
Klebnick usually does a great job of kind of, you know,
riding the jet sweep a little bit, not even on
this clip, but you'll see him ride the jet sweep
for a step too, and then he'll come back.
Speaker 5: And that's the part of the counter that we're talking about.
Speaker 4: And once the linebackers and all the people on the
second level start to think jet sweep and they take
that one second step that F one's talking about, then
it's too late. And that's why you have to be
discipline and whatever your assignment is, Like you can't chase
ghost back there. Like if you're on the left side
of that right, if you're on the offense, you're looking
at it, so to your left, the defense is right,
like that jet sweep does not mean anything to you.
That is for the other side of the defense. But
if you try to do too much and you take
those steps that we're talking about, that's how it's an
easy touchdown.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And the people that can disrupt that player is
coming from the side of the pullers, Like if there's
no misdirection there, they can crash and blow that play up.
So I mean, it's all about film study and what's
interesting about Clemson and I know that the offensive coordinators
returning right, same offensive coordinator we accured. Yeah, they same
offensive so like he's an X factor for as well.
Really good, Okay, So they come back the next week
the exact same formation, exact same motion, fake the counter throw,
touchdown to the Jets, sweep guy in the flat. So
like there's things you have to like you can't just
see one thing. You have to be disciplined and every everybody,
Like if there's one guy not doing his job on defense,
that offensive coordinator is gonna find that weakness.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot that goes into it.
Speaker 6: And it's not just a bunch of meat heads putting
pads on, hitting each other in the face and who's
the strongest. There's a lot of eye candy out there.
There's a lot of things to look at, a lot
of misdirection and with Kate Calling's ability to throw and run,
it is a very big challenge. That's why this depth
that we're seeing at defensive back. Being able to utilize
Harold Perkins in the correct way at either linebackers safety
not star is going to be crucially important.
Speaker 2: They're gonna get there.
Speaker 6: So like that like that's not We're not gonna cums
is not gonna have a zero on the scoreboard. So
there it's it's all about withstanding punches right, bending it
don't break, and then of course offense after has the
comic scurse points.
Speaker 2: So I can't wait.
Speaker 4: We don't have a whiteboard on wheels. I see you
asking inside the Bay four chat. It's not like the
olt that used to hear coming down the hallway. Goodness,
not a bad idea. Good as studios whiteboards, it's not
a bad idea. But I will say this, So our
office we got a couple of whiteboards installed. We got
the interactive whiteboard as well, So we are going to
do like film and then we'll go over to the whiteboard.
Speaker 5: We'll have that all filmed up.
Speaker 4: We're getting the office painted and ready to go. So
it all looks good. Uh, that's coming. That's going to happen,
and maybe maybe quickly after today's show, maybe we can
quickly draw up just what we're talking about with the
Q calendar and kind of what the responsibilities are for.
Speaker 5: That's also true.
Speaker 4: I probably have one somewhere in my car from my
flag football plays.
Speaker 5: We'll see if we have that.
Speaker 4: But the entire like the entire point of doing this,
I think, because we started off the second segment of
the show talking about position battles and safety, and you
brought in players that have been through the fire.
Speaker 5: They've played a lot of football.
Speaker 4: I think the safety position in this game, number one
is the most important position on the field because of
what Clemson does.
Speaker 5: Really well through the air and on the ground.
Speaker 4: You can take advantage of the middle of the football
field if you have great safety play like Matt broke down,
if you have great safety play in what they want
to do with some of their Q runs, you're going
to be successful. If you don't, if you had the
eye violations like we're talking about. We pulled up a
clip during the break right and safeties were all over
the place, just not where they were supposed to be.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 4: When one play was Major Burns, one play with Sage Ryan,
one play with Gilbert, Like, safeties are critical against quarterback
runs and when you have somebody that does it at
as high of a level as a k club Nick,
you have to be on it or the problem is
one mistake will go sixty yards the other way.
Speaker 5: He has that kind of ability, and if he.
Speaker 4: Doesn't throw the football with the accuracy over the middle
of the field like he does from the hash to
the sidelines. What do you gotta do? You gotta take
advantage of it. Safety is critical against Clemson.
Speaker 6: Oh, I heard it here first. I actually heard it
in the breakdown but a month ago.
Speaker 9: So would you say they would benefit from having like
a safety linebacker high bred position?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yes, no, yes, Elandra, I believe that's called the star
the stars?
Speaker 6: Are you talking about that fake position? I don't think
it would be beneficial for us to have a fake
position out there.
Speaker 2: Flinden's gonna be the tepic.
Speaker 7: I gotta be like guy's tackle didn't count, not a
real punt.
Speaker 2: It's like a holder doesn't get credit for a good hold.
Speaker 5: He doesn't.
Speaker 6: I would just put a real position out there. You're
a linebacker, this might check somebody or a safety.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. You're gonna learn, folks, You're gonna learn.
Speaker 4: We'll teach him better after the show is well. And also,
can we get a whiteboard hung up in the studio?
We got these panels right here. Nobody sees them.
Speaker 9: I think they're talking about the Gulf Coast office products.
It does have to be so.
Speaker 5: I think I think there is.
Speaker 9: A plug back there somewhere, because how else would the
TV it's.
Speaker 5: All behind though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, get to Matt.
Speaker 9: My thing is, I don't know if it would fit
between the TV and the desk.
Speaker 5: That's the only thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Look, those are coming. Those are going to happen.
It's not going to happen in this room. Will happen
next door there?
Speaker 5: Yeah. Once we paint, then.
Speaker 2: At the end of the day we.
Speaker 4: Are it looks land looks like a nineteen eighty seven
prison in there right now.
Speaker 5: Okay, at the end of the day.
Speaker 9: Specifically, where's peppercorn or yeah, peppercorn? Yeah, where Sherwin Williams peppercorn?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Landon, come on, got the paint picked out.
Speaker 2: Then a little over twenty four hours, notice almost eight.
Speaker 4: You're right, we're trying to give our listeners little extra content,
but we can't because we can't have them looking at
that beige color that we've got in that room right now.
It's gonna remind people of sad times, either in prison
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Speaker 2: Yep.
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Speaker 4: I'm still a little upset that Clemson runs a personnel
that doesn't have any running backs.
Speaker 5: Oh one, O one saying it.
Speaker 2: It doesn't sound doesn't sound right. You just called one personnel.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't really know that that's one of the ones
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