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Post by ddbooger on Aug 13, 2008 20:34:40 GMT -6
well economedies blitzed like crazy as a result our qb had one of his best passing games of the season, in my opinion it also taught him to be cool under pressure Flour Bluff will have better athletes. They have better athletes than just about anyone in the Coastal Bend, Calallen has beaten them with coaching and discipline, and with two of the things i mentioned earlier. 06-Duke was cold as ice, 07-Marek was very athletic. Duke was a great athlete too, but he beat FB with the pass. |
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Post by patriotpride on Aug 13, 2008 20:37:38 GMT -6
by athletic you mea 4.5 4.4 and he can run or he was just able to get out of really tight spots....
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Post by FB fan on Aug 13, 2008 20:41:43 GMT -6
i love blitzing defenses it leaves someone open on the field  There is a risk to playing agressive blitz packages type D. If everyone gets picked up you can get burned deep. Fortunately FB has a lot of speed at LB and in the secondary or they would not run that style of D. Since they do, the QB better be getting rid of the ball as soon as his back foot hits the third back step, something rarely seen done well at the HS level, or he is gonna have to eat it. Usually they go to throwing quick outs until an FB guy steps in front of one and takes it to the house the other way. Then either they shorten up the routes to really short quick outs that won't move the chains in three plays or more often just abandon the pass and try to run. Can't and am not saying that is what will happen, just saying what I have seen before. |
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Post by ddbooger on Aug 13, 2008 20:48:20 GMT -6
by athletic you mea 4.5 4.4 and he can run or he was just able to get out of really tight spots.... marek was 4.5-4.6 speed. but shifty and quick as well...best way to loosen fb's defense up is to run the ball well..staying in the spread all night is tough, they can blitz because they have the speed to play a team one on one! that being said, if you have wr that can stretch the field it helps. |
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Post by patriotpride on Aug 13, 2008 20:49:51 GMT -6
well we dont drop back pure shotgun so our qb will have enough time
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Post by FB fan on Aug 13, 2008 21:24:11 GMT -6
well we dont drop back pure shotgun so our qb will have enough time ;D We will have to see then won't we? ;D |
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Post by patriotpride on Aug 13, 2008 21:37:36 GMT -6
oh we shall
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Post by eagleprophet on Aug 13, 2008 21:42:58 GMT -6
well economedies blitzed like crazy as a result our qb had one of his best passing games of the season, in my opinion it also taught him to be cool under pressure But you also lost that game. I was there. You guys couldn't score with all the pressure. You have to have a hot read if you have the blitzing style of defenses and your QB must be a smart guy in order to read that on a consistent basis. |
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Post by eagleprophet on Aug 13, 2008 21:52:18 GMT -6
The only way you're gonna find out if this will materialize PatriotPride is if you guys are matched up in the playoffs. You can come watch what Mission will do to counter their blitzes. Rollouts and bootlegs will help, but only if your HC/OC have taken their Imagination Vitamins against a tough D like the Bluff's. I was at practice today and did not like what I saw in the Mission Eagles. Everyone just standing around and not even breaking a sweat. ON the other hand the Patriots were sweating it out like crazy. I don't know, I don't think Mission is trying too hard out there. And to top it off, only 130 10th-12th graders were at practice today. I hope our coaches have some good stuff up their sleeves for this season. |
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Post by eagleprophet on Aug 13, 2008 21:55:10 GMT -6
by athletic you mea 4.5 4.4 and he can run or he was just able to get out of really tight spots.... marek was 4.5-4.6 speed. but shifty and quick as well...best way to loosen fb's defense up is to run the ball well..staying in the spread all night is tough, they can blitz because they have the speed to play a team one on one! that being said, if you have wr that can stretch the field it helps. I don't know that our guys are gonna be able to stretch that FB defense with those all state pre season picks at DB. Guys look pretty lanky, too and I hear they are ball hawks. |
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Post by patriotpride on Aug 13, 2008 22:22:57 GMT -6
well rick is number 4 or 5 in his class idk but i think thats smart....and you were at our practice eagleprophet? thanks for saying hi! haha
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Post by eagleprophet on Aug 13, 2008 22:36:29 GMT -6
well rick is number 4 or 5 in his class idk but i think thats smart....and you were at our practice eagleprophet? thanks for saying hi! haha Yeah I waved at you, but I didn't want your coaches to start yelling at you for being inattentive!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Rick is a smart guy. He's #4 in his graduating senior class, but the thing I'm hearing is he's really improving his footspeed. Some are telling me he's got it down into the 4.7 area. That's not bad at all. What about Joey from Mission. You mention he's quick and can throw hard. Do you see him as a good qb and better than Salazar perhaps? |
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Post by patriotpride on Aug 13, 2008 22:45:44 GMT -6
Salazar had the potential to be really good he was fast i just dont know what happened to him. i dont think joey is as quick but the arm is slightly better...but i saw joey's arm in 7 on 7 i wouldnt know what his arm looks like with pads on theres some difference there
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Post by eagleprophet on Aug 13, 2008 22:51:46 GMT -6
Salazar was extremely fast, but lacked some accuracy. It didn't help that the passing scheme was really lame last season. You saw it yourself, sideline routes all season. I hope this year they do some different stuff, if you know what I mean.
Joey was the QB as a freshman in the team that beat EE for the freshman district title. I think he will be a good leader. You think?
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Post by stingzone on Aug 13, 2008 22:57:30 GMT -6
pre-season all state picks at DB?
Where did you see that?
I hope the kid in question doesn't see it.
Interesting how the Pat-fans are interested in FB.
Any matchup is pure speculation and a very long way away.
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Post by eagleprophet on Aug 13, 2008 23:06:37 GMT -6
pre-season all state picks at DB? Where did you see that? I hope the kid in question doesn't see it. Interesting how the Pat-fans are interested in FB. Any matchup is pure speculation and a very long way away. Dave Campbell's Texas Football has one of your DBs as Pre Season All state. My brother has mine currently, but I think the guy is like 5' 11" and checks in at 145lbs running a 4.7 if I recall correctly. It also said he would be going both ways at times. |
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Post by stingzone on Aug 13, 2008 23:18:31 GMT -6
Dang, I guess he knows all about it then.
These kids tend to do better when their heads fit into their helmets.
The current roster in the paper has him at 5-10 and 160.
I thought he looked quite a bit bigger.
He was skinny little soph. last year but pulled in a bunch of picks.
Our wonderful stat keeping useless newspaper has him with two for the season.
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Post by eagleprophet on Aug 13, 2008 23:22:05 GMT -6
Dang, I guess he knows all about it then. These kids tend to do better when their heads fit into their helmets. The current roster in the paper has him at 5-10 and 160. I thought he looked quite a bit bigger. He was skinny little soph. last year but pulled in a bunch of picks. Our wonderful stat keeping useless newspaper has him with two for the season. What roster in the paper? The Caller already has rosters? Dang, that's pretty quick there... |
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Post by stingzone on Aug 13, 2008 23:26:13 GMT -6
It's incomplete, about a dozen up.
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Post by stingzone on Aug 14, 2008 19:40:56 GMT -6
Bump
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