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HankHill said:
It could yes. Basically in cover 4 the corners usually play off and They have outside leverage. One of the best ways to attack it is using a concept called “Pin”.so If Calloway is outside and JJ is in the slot, Jennings Would run a dig route (deep middle crossing route, Chaney loves those and he runs them a
Lot anyway). And that would force the safety over top of Calloway to come up and defend Jennings. The corner that is on the outside on Calloway will always be playing outside leverage so that leaves him really susceptible to a post route.

this is the exact concept that Calloway scored his touchdown on from shrout vs SC.



The question is how consistently can we hit that throw.

Bust mostly you’re going to want to spread this out run against it or target the MLB who is covering the middle, or get safeties to bite on inside double moves usually a post. Chaneys core concepts that he loves to do would really shrewd a true cover 4 game plan so they really “shouldn’t” play it against us but i think they will have to unless they are getting a lot pressure. They can’t cover our WRs straight up. No way. Running QBs and running out of spread formations (a lot of Play action tomorrow probably too), athletic tight ends and slots to target MLBs and inside double moves or deep crossers to get safeties to come up is the general way to target cover 4.
Sorry for not responding earlier. I don’t think i ever saw it.
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I took it down late last night. I wish I hadn't. But it really doesn't make any difference.
 
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Devo182 said:
Someone make sense of the NCAA and Shelby County Judge connection? So basically NCAA, a private org, says he is ineligible, according to our little black rule book. County judge puts that "on hold"...now what? NCAA makes its own rules as a private org...do they just say they will vacate any wins Wiseman steps into? And what can a county judge to further step in and tell a private org what they can or cannot do if they aren't breaking laws themselves?

I don't fully understand how the ncaa and a county judge's rulings interact or supercede one another.

I merely want Penny and Memphis to come out looking bad either way. Eff that douchebag...and that's coming from a childhood fan of his~
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The way I see this playing out is the NCAA is gonna keep really close tabs on Memphis going forward. Their coaches won't be able to fart without the NCAA knowing about it.
 
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HankHill said:
It could yes. Basically in cover 4 the corners usually play off and They have outside leverage. One of the best ways to attack it is using a concept called “Pin”.so If Calloway is outside and JJ is in the slot, Jennings Would run a dig route (deep middle crossing route, Chaney loves those and he runs them a
Lot anyway). And that would force the safety over top of Calloway to come up and defend Jennings. The corner that is on the outside on Calloway will always be playing outside leverage so that leaves him really susceptible to a post route.

this is the exact concept that Calloway scored his touchdown on from shrout vs SC.



The question is how consistently can we hit that throw.

Bust mostly you’re going to want to spread this out run against it or target the MLB who is covering the middle, or get safeties to bite on inside double moves usually a post. Chaneys core concepts that he loves to do would really shrewd a true cover 4 game plan so they really “shouldn’t” play it against us but i think they will have to unless they are getting a lot pressure. They can’t cover our WRs straight up. No way. Running QBs and running out of spread formations (a lot of Play action tomorrow probably too), athletic tight ends and slots to target MLBs and inside double moves or deep crossers to get safeties to come up is the general way to target cover 4.
Sorry for not responding earlier. I don’t think i ever saw it.
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Do you know anything about Gray catching the ball. He bobbled a tad his first Vols TD last game but he got the job done. He is so fast I think, if he can catch, we should get him on a MLB.
 
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HankHill said:
It could yes. Basically in cover 4 the corners usually play off and They have outside leverage. One of the best ways to attack it is using a concept called “Pin”.so If Calloway is outside and JJ is in the slot, Jennings Would run a dig route (deep middle crossing route, Chaney loves those and he runs them a
Lot anyway). And that would force the safety over top of Calloway to come up and defend Jennings. The corner that is on the outside on Calloway will always be playing outside leverage so that leaves him really susceptible to a post route.

this is the exact concept that Calloway scored his touchdown on from shrout vs SC.



The question is how consistently can we hit that throw.

Bust mostly you’re going to want to spread this out run against it or target the MLB who is covering the middle, or get safeties to bite on inside double moves usually a post. Chaneys core concepts that he loves to do would really shrewd a true cover 4 game plan so they really “shouldn’t” play it against us but i think they will have to unless they are getting a lot pressure. They can’t cover our WRs straight up. No way. Running QBs and running out of spread formations (a lot of Play action tomorrow probably too), athletic tight ends and slots to target MLBs and inside double moves or deep crossers to get safeties to come up is the general way to target cover 4.
Sorry for not responding earlier. I don’t think i ever saw it.
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JT Shrouts #1 hand signal hes holding in the air running down field and celebrating in the endzone gets me everytime..that crowd Roar was something special also.
 
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UpstateVol613 said:
Wow!!! I knew Sherrer was Hardy’s lead recruiter but just read an article that put a lot of the blame on this solely on him. I remember last year Trezmen Marshall referred to Sherrer as a father figure the entire time up to his commitment to Georgia. Seems like he makes an awful lot of money to coach special teams and not be able to recruit for $h!t.
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Would love to replace him with Tosh
 
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UpstateVol613 said:
Wow!!! I knew Sherrer was Hardy’s lead recruiter but just read an article that put a lot of the blame on this solely on him. I remember last year Trezmen Marshall referred to Sherrer as a father figure the entire time up to his commitment to Georgia. Seems like he makes an awful lot of money to coach special teams and not be able to recruit for $h!t.
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Who wrote the article? Your post is nicely, comicallly, worded, btw.
 
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ChattaTNVol said:
I'm not sure you can compare JG to JD but if you do does your comparison still hold up if Josh Dobbs only threw a whopping total of 26 TDs in his first 3 years here?

Just on your metrics
Josh Dobbs – first 3 years – 26 TDs, 16 Ints
Jarrett Guarantano – first 3 years (with at least 3 games to go) – 27 TDs, 10 Ints
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Dobbs is looked at differently if you dont figure his 2160 rushing yards and 32 rushing tds in.
 
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UpstateVol613 said:
Wow!!! I knew Sherrer was Hardy’s lead recruiter but just read an article that put a lot of the blame on this solely on him. I remember last year Trezmen Marshall referred to Sherrer as a father figure the entire time up to his commitment to Georgia. Seems like he makes an awful lot of money to coach special teams and not be able to recruit for $h!t.
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Did someone say...Father figure.👀😭😂

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