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01-10-2018, 06:26 PM
#141
I see what 34 is saying.....and he is correct ...BUTTTTTTTTT.......I REALLY REALLY admire teaching a QB to look off a receiver, Fitz it seems is STILL trying to learn that at times it. I never understood why most HS qb?s aren?t made to look the wrong way even though they know their predetermined routes.....(in the old days anyway)...
Last edited by lastmajordog; 01-10-2018 at 06:28 PM.
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01-10-2018, 06:46 PM
#142
Originally Posted by
Coach34
Ok- I'll type slower so maybe you can understand:
Where the QB was looking has nothing to do with the ******* Safety. There was no WR threat pressing the middle for the Safety to be looked off too. If you watch the Safety in the video- he softly backpedals and stays on the hash. He didnt stay as deep as the deepest threat- the X- as he is taught to do. If Tua had "looked him off" he would have drifted toward the middle of the field. He didnt do that- his ass didnt get deep like he is supposed to.
The CB who was sinking- hesitated because he saw the crosser and expected the Safety to be over the top for him.
I can't explain it any simpler or understand it for you
This is the correct answer. If y?all ever played safety you would understand. I guarantee you the last thing said was don?t get beat deep. His drop was to slow and by the time he realized what was happening the wr was by him. He may have expected help from the cb by getting a bump on the wr and that may by why he was slow in his drop but that was a major screw up on his part. Only one job he had was stay deeper than deepest.
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01-10-2018, 06:55 PM
#143
Originally Posted by
Commercecomet24
This is the correct answer. If y?all ever played safety you would understand. I guarantee you the last thing said was don?t get beat deep. His drop was to slow and by the time he realized what was happening the wr was by him. He may have expected help from the cb by getting a bump on the wr and that may by why he was slow in his drop but that was a major screw up on his part. Only one job he had was stay deeper than deepest.
So he just "went to sleep"? I can understand getting tricked, but he literally "had 1 job".... I just wanna know his thought process/what he "thinks he saw" between the snap and the "oh, frick" moment...
Any insight?
"It is not courage to resist TUSK; It is courage to accept TUSK."
No.
Easy there buddy. Tusk is...well Tusk is Tusk. Tireddawg 12.20.17
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01-10-2018, 07:19 PM
#144
Originally Posted by
TUSK
So he just "went to sleep"? I can understand getting tricked, but he literally "had 1 job".... I just wanna know his thought process/what he "thinks he saw" between the snap and the "oh, frick" moment...
Any insight?
I think he expected a bump or re route by the cb and that?s why he was slow in his drop and the wr got on him quicker than he expected. To late then. IMO the cb and safety both effed up but safety?s mea culpa was the worst
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01-10-2018, 09:27 PM
#145
Originally Posted by
lastmajordog
I see what 34 is saying.....and he is correct ...BUTTTTTTTTT.......I REALLY REALLY admire teaching a QB to look off a receiver, Fitz it seems is STILL trying to learn that at times it. I never understood why most HS qb?s aren?t made to look the wrong way even though they know their predetermined routes.....(in the old days anyway)...
I teach the same thing to 10th graders- Tua saw the secondary leaning to ward trips. The safety bails right at the snap to the hashmark. Tua looks to the trips side as he is taught to do- the Safety for Georgia is taught to stay as deep as the deepest WR. The Safety weakly dropped and got run by.
The defense simply broke down and cost UGa the game. That cant ****ing happen on 2nd ND 26. Tua didnt work some kind of crazy magic to beat them.
Walk like the King or walk like you don't care who the King is
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01-10-2018, 09:30 PM
#146
Originally Posted by
Coach34
I teach the same thing to 10th graders- Tua saw the secondary leaning to ward trips. The safety bails right at the snap to the hashmark. Tua looks to the trips side as he is taught to do- the Safety for Georgia is taught to stay as deep as the deepest WR. The Safety weakly dropped and got run by.
The defense simply broke down and cost UGa the game. That cant ****ing happen on 2nd ND 26. Tua didnt work some kind of crazy magic to beat them.
Truth
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01-10-2018, 09:31 PM
#147
Originally Posted by
Coach34
The guy was playing deep half and had no deep threat in the middle of the field- nothing to be looked off too.
Truth
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01-10-2018, 09:35 PM
#148
Originally Posted by
TUSK
In a vacuum, that makes sense to me... In your opinion, what influenced the Safety in his decision to do what he did?
(I'm NOT an Xs Os guy)
He was a dumbass plain and simple. It was basically two vs one and the safety didn't do the simplest rule of cover 2. He wasn't disciplined.
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01-10-2018, 09:39 PM
#149
Originally Posted by
msstate7
Makes sense if the safety knows every wr route. Unfortunately for him, he looked to see where the WRs were
You look as your backpedaling. However, you don't guess where the Qb is throwing. Truthfully that should have been an interception if played properly.
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01-10-2018, 09:53 PM
#150
Originally Posted by
bulldawg28
You look as your backpedaling. However, you don't guess where the Qb is throwing. Truthfully that should have been an interception if played properly.
Exactly 28. The bad play by the Safety is mind-googling. He was ****ing awful on that play
Walk like the King or walk like you don't care who the King is
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01-10-2018, 09:58 PM
#151
Originally Posted by
TUSK
So he just "went to sleep"? I can understand getting tricked, but he literally "had 1 job"....Any insight?
If Georgia was in Cover 2- the Safety has deep half. Nobody on the left side of the field is supposed to get behind him. The CB on that side sinks until threatened underneath his way. The Safety doesnt let anybody get deeper than him on the left half of the field
If Georgia was in Cover 4- The Safety has deep 1/4 and the CB that side has deep 1/4. The CB that side hesitating leads me to believe they are in Cover 2. With the X pressing deep- there is no reason for the CB that side to settle.
Walk like the King or walk like you don't care who the King is
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01-10-2018, 10:19 PM
#152
Originally Posted by
Coach34
I teach the same thing to 10th graders- Tua saw the secondary leaning to ward trips. The safety bails right at the snap to the hashmark. Tua looks to the trips side as he is taught to do- the Safety for Georgia is taught to stay as deep as the deepest WR. The Safety weakly dropped and got run by.
The defense simply broke down and cost UGa the game. That cant ****ing happen on 2nd ND 26. Tua didnt work some kind of crazy magic to beat them.
Exactly! This isn?t a hard concept to understand. Safety busted plain and simple. He had a weak drop and the wr was on him before he knew it.
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01-10-2018, 10:24 PM
#153
Originally Posted by
Coach34
If Georgia was in Cover 2- the Safety has deep half. Nobody on the left side of the field is supposed to get behind him. The CB on that side sinks until threatened underneath his way. The Safety doesnt let anybody get deeper than him on the left half of the field
If Georgia was in Cover 4- The Safety has deep 1/4 and the CB that side has deep 1/4. The CB that side hesitating leads me to believe they are in Cover 2. With the X pressing deep- there is no reason for the CB that side to settle.
that makes even more sense, now... so, in this application, the Safety had NO assignments other than the DEEPEST guy only on the LEFT side of the field... and UGA had another cat to cover deep, right side?
damn, this is almost as hard as posting a pic... but I'll try, anyway....
"It is not courage to resist TUSK; It is courage to accept TUSK."
No.
Easy there buddy. Tusk is...well Tusk is Tusk. Tireddawg 12.20.17
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01-10-2018, 10:26 PM
#154
Originally Posted by
TUSK
that makes even more sense, now... so, in this application, the Safety had NO assignments other than the DEEPEST guy only on the LEFT side of the field... and UGA had another cat to cover deep, right side?
damn, this is almost as hard as posting a pic... but I'll try, anyway....
You got it. He completely blew his assignment.
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01-10-2018, 10:26 PM
#155
this?
"It is not courage to resist TUSK; It is courage to accept TUSK."
No.
Easy there buddy. Tusk is...well Tusk is Tusk. Tireddawg 12.20.17
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01-10-2018, 10:32 PM
#156
Walk like the King or walk like you don't care who the King is
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01-10-2018, 10:32 PM
#157
Originally Posted by
TUSK
this?
That?s a pretty good idea of it. In a lot of cover 2 the middle lb will get an even deeper drop than that shows, depending on down and distance, but it?s the basic concept
Last edited by Commercecomet24; 01-10-2018 at 10:35 PM.
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01-10-2018, 10:38 PM
#158
Originally Posted by
Coach34
Yep- there you go Gump
Thanks for the Marine 101 like explanation!
"It is not courage to resist TUSK; It is courage to accept TUSK."
No.
Easy there buddy. Tusk is...well Tusk is Tusk. Tireddawg 12.20.17
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01-10-2018, 11:03 PM
#159
Originally Posted by
Commercecomet24
That?s a pretty good idea of it. In a lot of cover 2 the middle lb will get an even deeper drop than that shows, depending on down and distance, but it?s the basic concept
Urlacher was one of the best at covering the middle of the Cover 2 in his prime.
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01-10-2018, 11:13 PM
#160
Originally Posted by
Dallas_Dawg
Urlacher was one of the best at covering the middle of the Cover 2 in his prime.
Yes he was! Funny you mentioned him but I was thinking about him when I looked at the diagram Tusk put up, He got great drops and could cover a ton of ground.Dude was so athletic! I remember him returning kicks in college.
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