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Sandman 423

Sandman 423

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watching the alabama & lsu game you cant help but notice the speed on defense. whether it is coaching or the personnel we have a long way to go.
 
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Yes truth is you can never enough---straight line speed is great but play making ability has to go along with it. If I could clone CP I would.
 
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I recall Johnny used to bring in a lot of fast players...told em they would play receiver. Once on campus, most of them went straight to the D side of the ball. And that usually worked well, except his O was never too strong. But he could manage a very good defensive game.
 
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#8
If we had more speed and maturity in the secondary out would be very good.. Would free up the rest of our d to make plays.. They r too much of a liability now.. Hurts production at other positions.
 
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#11
All the fast rb lb wr are goin to other schools where they get playing time, recruits say it every day, they want to play and not compete for 3 years against others just as fast, I'll take Troy over UT as a fast wr as long as they let me play every game .
 
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#12
I used to fuss about Chavis converting safeties to linebackers and they seemed too small ... but they were fast.
 
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#13
Miami perfected that back in the '80's.

Oversized LB = Fast DE
Oversized DE= Fast DT
Oversized Safety = Fast LB

UT and other programs caught on and it worked. Wasn't Al Wilson a RB in HS?
 
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Boca Vol said:
Miami perfected that back in the '80's.

Oversized LB = Fast DE
Oversized DE= Fast DT
Oversized Safety = Fast LB

UT and other programs caught on and it worked. Wasn't Al Wilson a RB in HS?
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As was Eric Westmoreland, Eddie Moore, & Raynoch Thompson
 
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