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Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Wed Sep 07, 2016 4:27 pmby WordUpBU
Part one covers the offense. I figured you guys might like to read it. It's got videos and some breakdowns from the UNT game.
http://sicem365.com/s/128/s11-analyzing-smus-offense
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Wed Sep 07, 2016 4:38 pmby Rebel10
Thanks.
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Wed Sep 07, 2016 5:23 pmby mrydel
That is quite a job done on analyzing our team. Thanks
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Thu Sep 08, 2016 8:18 amby docabel
This may be one of the more telling observations made...
One concept SMU used a lot last year was Sucker. This concept uses a pivot route by an inside receiver to draw the underneath coverage away from a dig route by the outside receiver. This can be run with a third receiver drawing coverage deeper than the dig route or with just two. I have included a clip of each although Davis scrambles on the first one when the pass was open.
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Thu Sep 08, 2016 9:43 amby HarvCrimYaleBlue
Who is our resident opposition analyzer? I expect the same videos on the upcoming Liberty and TCU games. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Thu Sep 08, 2016 9:59 amby Lebanese4Life
Wow, does this guy do this for every Baylor opponent?
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Thu Sep 08, 2016 12:08 pmby peruna81
I am hoping Baylor has a free breakdown for about three hours right around kickoff...
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Thu Sep 08, 2016 12:11 pmby WordUpBU
Lebanese4Life wrote:Wow, does this guy do this for every Baylor opponent?
Yes, one for every game. Some get paywalled. Used to be at Baylor247
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Thu Sep 08, 2016 12:19 pmby ftworthmustang
docabel wrote:This may be one of the more telling observations made...
One concept SMU used a lot last year was Sucker. This concept uses a pivot route by an inside receiver to draw the underneath coverage away from a dig route by the outside receiver. This can be run with a third receiver drawing coverage deeper than the dig route or with just two. I have included a clip of each although Davis scrambles on the first one when the pass was open.
This is Davis being Davis. I don't think he can stay in the pocket for more than 2 seconds.
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Thu Sep 08, 2016 9:25 pmby JasonB
But he does stay in the pocket too long. A lot of times, he watches one receiver, holds the ball, and then panics when there is no trouble, scrambles into trouble and then scrambles away. If you are going to bail after the first read, make a quick read and run.
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Thu Sep 08, 2016 10:08 pmby Rebel10
JasonB wrote:But he does stay in the pocket too long. A lot of times, he watches one receiver, holds the ball, and then panics when there is no trouble, scrambles into trouble and then scrambles away. If you are going to bail after the first read, make a quick read and run.
If he is holding the ball because receivers are not open that is one thing but if they are wide open then that is another thing all together. You are not being clear in your statements.
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Thu Sep 08, 2016 10:22 pmby PonyPlayer4
We had receivers running wide open all night against UNT that Davis never saw.
Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Fri Sep 09, 2016 12:10 amby smusic 00
PonyPlayer4 wrote:We had receivers running wide open all night against UNT that Davis never saw.
Yes we were yelling that all night. As JJ would say, 'wide a $ $ open.'
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Fri Sep 09, 2016 7:20 amby Rebel10
It is encouraging to hear that multiple receivers were open during the game.
Re: Baylor site has a free breakdown on SMU
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Fri Sep 09, 2016 10:06 amby vielsiehorsepower
PonyPlayer4 wrote:We had receivers running wide open all night against UNT that Davis never saw.
Fog of war.