How TCU's defense works, and how it stops up-tempo offenses

[Big12Mustang]

http://www.sbnation.com/college-footbal ... -patterson

Great look into what the Frogs are doing. June should take a page out of that and apply it vs. BU

[sbsmith]

http://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2014/6/30/5818160/tcu-football-defense-strategy-formations-xs-os-gary-patterson

Great look into what the Frogs are doing. June should take a page out of that and apply it vs. BU

Copying it won't work without TCU-level talent and coaching.

[ghost]

will be interesting to see how the new TCU offense affects the defense as hurry-up TCU offense will be putting their defense back on the field faster exposing it to more time and plays. Never thought we would see the day when a team gives up over 30 points in 5 of their games in a season and is "known" for it's defense!

[Stallion]

better than giving up 7 games over 30-or
8 games more than 29 or
9 games over 28

against a weaker schedule

[SMUer]

Don't worry, June has been scouring this Texas hot-bed for looked-over QBs and WRs year after year. His offensive scheme is so genius that once he teaches it, we'll have wide open WRs every play and teams will have to score nearly every possession to beat us.

[PonySnob]

Don't worry, June has been scouring this Texas hot-bed for looked-over QBs and WRs year after year. His offensive scheme is so genius that once he teaches it, we'll have wide open WRs every play and teams will have to score nearly every possession to beat us.

Any idea if that is going to happen in year 7 of the JJ era?


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