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Bergen County, NJ (USA)
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Players over Plays, when the play design is covered, players need to extend the play and adjust to convert.
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Cool design at the goal-line, is it a designed RPO, designed bluff the pop pass and run, or improvised?
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3rd & 14, Northwestern gashes Rutgers with zone read to the inline TE (boundary). When you're up 21 and 3 and you're playing confident, the play sheet looks delightful. Same principle: numbers (yes), angles, and grass.
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Four strong to the field, zone read with bubble, read the end man on the line of scrimmage. Turns into triple option football. It's what the spread offense built an empire on - numbers, angles, and grass.
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Raiders with a nice fake punt, has a middle slip screen feel to it.
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Harvard 2 point play trickeration.
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Raiders with a nice fake punt, has a middle slip screen feel to it.
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Happy National Tight Ends Day! The 2nd number in personnel groupings. Mark Bavaro remains my favorite TE of all time (Dave Casper a close 2nd), he was physical in the run game and could catch the ball. Post your favorite TE/Y in the replies. #NarionalTightEndsDay
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Trying to decide breakfast, lunch, or dinner at a NJ diner.
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Harvard 2 point play trickeration.
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Bergen Catholic (NJ) receiver makes top 10 plays on SportsCenter.
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Four strong to the field, zone read with bubble, read the end man on the line of scrimmage. Turns into triple option football. It's what the spread offense built an empire on - numbers, angles, and grass.
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3rd & 14, Northwestern gashes Rutgers with zone read to the inline TE (boundary). When you're up 21 and 3 and you're playing confident, the play sheet looks delightful. Same principle: numbers (yes), angles, and grass.
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