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Helpful: The UFR Glossary. Final reminder: Eyabi [was Anoma]'s name is now Eyabi Okie. Substitution Notes: With scrub season over the depth chart compressed down to 20 guys in the rotation and 22 who played total. M also went small in this one, matching 12 personnel with a nickel and 11 personnel with Makari Paige in for a linebacker. Goode was the 4th DT to play but got bowled around and Benny came in. On the other side, UMD kept trying to get weird matchups with 2 or 3 RBs, multiple tight...

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I did this with the defense previously, and finally got around to the offense. Bear with me, Excel Geniuses, as I struggle to make the vlookup to index(match) transition. A lot of the lessons were discussed so often in the UFRs that it's not worth going over them again. Split Zone was their base running play, and they struggled all season to find appropriate counters for what defenses prepared against it because the natural counter for it—QB keeper on zone read—was not something they co...

Formation Notes: UGA plays with a “Jack”—a small DE that I counted as a LB even though he sets up on the line, like below. The offensive formation here is what we call “Fritz.” This from UGA is “Nickel Odd”—it’s like “Split” but with the DT at a perfect 0 technique. On Michigan’s side, Erick All’s split is what I’ve been calling “demi.” Substitution Notes: Once again trueblueintexas has us covered. McCarthy rotated in until McNamara went on tilt and JJ finished th...

My answers ran long on NIL and transfers and Michigan’s clans, so I broke this mailbag into parts. The first is here, and this is the second, focused more on the Michigan 2022 questions. There were enough questions about Michigan’s scheme that I might pop out a third next week, or decide to save them for Neck Sharpies over the offseason. Program Direction? UofM Die Hard in Seattle asks: Do you, Brian, Alex, etc …feel like this ship is finally ready to run on all engines, consistently year ...

Neck Sharpies: The Ravens 5-1-5 Defense Seth February 3rd, 2021 at 11:50 AM This article has a sponsor: Neck Sharpies is sponsored by HomeSure Lending, and when I say sponsored I mean I get texts from the guy saying “You need to write a Neck Sharpies.” The guy is Matt Demorest, whos been busy lately because like passing down defensive fronts these days if your rate still has a "4" or a "3" at the start of it youre doing it wrong. It usually takes Matt and his people about 5 minutes to know ...

Thanks to all who commented on yesterdays DCC post on Clinkscale. Today Ill recap what I found in taking a closer look at Cincinnati Defensive Coordinator/LB Coach Marcus Freeman. I was pushing diary length on the last one, and this goes even more in depth, but the board has more activity so Im sticking with it. Profile If youre sold on a youth movement, the 34 year old Freeman is a bit beyond "wunderkind" status for 24/7s 30under30 list but nearly half the age of Don Brown. Hes another Ohi...