Why do fans of fast paced offenses whine when defenses...

[BamaTee1]

500 posts!!!

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

^^^^^^^^

 

[4down20]

And one to grow on?

 

[BamaTee1]

pretty good for a thread that was suppose to be dead after one post!

 

[Bamabino]

It is tough. GT could have very well doubled that score had it been against them. No shame in that though. A triple option isn't what Bama's defensive scheme is built to defend. If they played them 10 years in a row that would probably be a lot different, but anytime you play that shit sporadically and only with a week or less of prep time and I would definitely be worried no matter how good my team is.

Bama had 3 of their best 4 d-lineman out for that game,including 2 NG's.. A 3rd string undersized DE had to play noseguard. In the 2nd half a true freshman NG came in and shut them down.

 

[TexasMan]

On a mild, late spring morning at a resort in the Florida Panhandle, a football coach unveiled what he figured was a fairly modest proposal. Arkansas' Bret Bielema is a fan of "normal American football" – as he termed it later, and the way he said it, that should probably be Normal American Football. With huddles. And maybe two tight ends, and probably a fullback, too. But most certainly with huddles.

Anything but the stuff currently being played at warp speed, like a video game: Fastandthenfasterandthenevenfaster. In real time, the defense sometimes degenerates into grasping at tackles and gasping for air. Unlike in a video game, you can't hit pause.

College football's greatest debate picks up pace