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Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 8:41 am
by JCline0429
Did we show Elon too much of our playbook yesterday? :?:

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 9:06 am
by Riceman61
Pretty sure we could Fed Ex Elon the play book, they are just really bad. Yes I was as the Citadel game and I know App is capable of laying an egg, it won't happen Saturday.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 9:19 am
by AppState89
I don't think so, but I don't think they can stop us either. I don't know where those plays came from, but I liked them.

Nice to meet you yesterday at the tailgate. Stop by next weekend, if you come up.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 9:29 am
by WVAPPeer
JCline0429 wrote:Did we show Elon too much of our playbook yesterday? :?:
Hell JCline, Elon couldn't even stop EricB on FB dives - the most basic play in the history of football - they won't have a clue where to start looking at our playbook :mrgreen:

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 10:01 am
by Yosef84
WVAPPeer wrote:
JCline0429 wrote:Did we show Elon too much of our playbook yesterday? :?:
Hell JCline, Elon couldn't even stop EricB on FB dives - the most basic play in the history of football - they won't have a clue where to start looking at our playbook :mrgreen:
It's kind of nice to be able to say that again, isn't it?

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 10:05 am
by AppSt94
I thought that the handoff to the WR who turned it into an option play was very creative. I had never seen that before. It really stretches the defense.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 10:22 am
by McLeansvilleAppFan
AppSt94 wrote:I thought that the handoff to the WR who turned it into an option play was very creative. I had never seen that before. It really stretches the defense.
I need to watch that again on GoASU, along with the huddle and QB under center play. Were those both 3rd quarter? I can't remember.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 11:40 am
by JCline0429
WVAPPeer wrote:
JCline0429 wrote:Did we show Elon too much of our playbook yesterday? :?:
Hell JCline, Elon couldn't even stop EricB on FB dives - the most basic play in the history of football - they won't have a clue where to start looking at our playbook :mrgreen:
It all depends on their defensive line. If their defensive line beats our O Line like EZU did, they'll limit our offensive playbook no matter our personnel. Just my humble opinion.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 11:42 am
by JCline0429
AppState89 wrote:I don't think so, but I don't think they can stop us either. I don't know where those plays came from, but I liked them.

Nice to meet you yesterday at the tailgate. Stop by next weekend, if you come up.
With my MIL on her death bed, I'm not sure when I can. Thanks for the invite.
It was certainly nice meeting you and all the others, but I hope I didn't talk your head off. :|

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 11:45 am
by JCline0429
WVAPPeer wrote:
JCline0429 wrote:Did we show Elon too much of our playbook yesterday? :?:
Hell JCline, Elon couldn't even stop EricB on FB dives - the most basic play in the history of football - they won't have a clue where to start looking at our playbook :mrgreen:

The thing is, Eloan would rather beat us than anyone on their schedule. I just hope you guys are right, as I like nothing better than beating the burnt birds. They'll be going for our guys knees, that's a given. :|

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 11:48 am
by AppSt94
McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:
AppSt94 wrote:I thought that the handoff to the WR who turned it into an option play was very creative. I had never seen that before. It really stretches the defense.
I need to watch that again on GoASU, along with the huddle and QB under center play. Were those both 3rd quarter? I can't remember.

I am pretty sure that the WR option was in the 1st half but I don't know which quarter. They were heading toward the endzone toward the hill if that helps.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 12:10 pm
by App90
It looks as though Coach Satterfield has been paying very close attention to what Oregon has been doing, this is refreshing compared to last year....Looks like the guys are catching on quite well with plays.

http://playfullthrottle.com/?p=5408

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 12:15 pm
by AppSt94
A little imagination and creativity keeps the players engaged.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 1:09 pm
by McLeansvilleAppFan
AppSt94 wrote:
McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:
AppSt94 wrote:I thought that the handoff to the WR who turned it into an option play was very creative. I had never seen that before. It really stretches the defense.
I need to watch that again on GoASU, along with the huddle and QB under center play. Were those both 3rd quarter? I can't remember.

I am pretty sure that the WR option was in the 1st half but I don't know which quarter. They were heading toward the endzone toward the hill if that helps.
I would think both plays will be on the coach's show this week. There needs to be a fast forward option so I can scan quickly for a few plays.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 2:36 pm
by huskie3
AppSt94 wrote:I thought that the handoff to the WR who turned it into an option play was very creative. I had never seen that before. It really stretches the defense.
I have seen several high schools run that.
I also liked the reverse off that shovel play.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 2:40 pm
by AppAlum1
AppSt94 wrote:I thought that the handoff to the WR who turned it into an option play was very creative. I had never seen that before. It really stretches the defense.
Not trying to pick nits here, but this is important. That was not a handoff to the WR who then ran the option play. That was a forward pass to the WR who then ran the option. If the WR drops the ball, it's just an incompleted pass. Of course, the WR must be sure not to pitch the ball forward, and so the 2nd guy MUST catch the pitch else it is a fumble.

I saw that shuttle pass play twice. On one of those plays the WR pitched it; on the second, he did not pitch it.

I LIKE!!! Satterfield is genius.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 6:27 pm
by T-Dog
We ran the shovel-pass sweep a good bit in the game. One time it became an option pitch which was something I haven't seen before.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 6:30 pm
by kiddbrewer
JCline0429 wrote:
AppState89 wrote:I don't think so, but I don't think they can stop us either. I don't know where those plays came from, but I liked them.

Nice to meet you yesterday at the tailgate. Stop by next weekend, if you come up.
With my MIL on her death bed, I'm not sure when I can. Thanks for the invite.
It was certainly nice meeting you and all the others, but I hope I didn't talk your head off. :|
Sorry I wasn't there, but I'm glad my ticket got used.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 7:53 pm
by JCline0429
kiddbrewer wrote:
JCline0429 wrote:
AppState89 wrote:I don't think so, but I don't think they can stop us either. I don't know where those plays came from, but I liked them.

Nice to meet you yesterday at the tailgate. Stop by next weekend, if you come up.
With my MIL on her death bed, I'm not sure when I can. Thanks for the invite.
It was certainly nice meeting you and all the others, but I hope I didn't talk your head off. :|
Sorry I wasn't there, but I'm glad my ticket got used.
I'm sincerely grateful to you and Charlie for making it happen. Hope to meet you in the near future.
Thanks again.

Re: Elon next week

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 7:55 pm
by JCline0429
WVAPPeer wrote:
JCline0429 wrote:Did we show Elon too much of our playbook yesterday? :?:
Hell JCline, Elon couldn't even stop EricB on FB dives - the most basic play in the history of football - they won't have a clue where to start looking at our playbook :mrgreen:
I hope you're right. A caveat, we've had times we had trouble stopping B ourselves, though.