GTYellowJacket12
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What are some of the tendencies that Ugag has when on defense and offense that we should be concerned about/interested in exploiting? A few come to mind for me like:
- The screen pass on third down (a staple of the Richt regime)
- More blitzing and less of a read and react game from Martinez since the UF game
- Consistent and successful use of the TE (when Tripp Chandler doesn’t drop it)
- Exploiting the vertical routes more this year
- Running straight up, have not seen many guard pull plays (but I could be wrong)
Anyone know a little more about the sets they run and their playcalls, anything that can give an insight into what Tenuta and Bond might be trying to neutralize and exploit?
I think Curran vs Cox is a key matchup to our advantage since Curran is very undersized, however I am concerned that they might put 8 in the box and try to make TB throw it. Also their slot receiver (usually Henderson) vs our nickel corner, I am trembling at the thought of Pat Clark playing here hopefully we go with Avery (with Burnett and Jahi starting).
I am looking for more specific analysis (on sets and tendencies) beyond generic statements like “we must run the football” or “win the turnover battle”. Also are there any wrinkles that Richt might be saving just for this game, like Tressels’ 4 receiver look inside the 5 yard line, a formation that he saves every year for the Michigan tOsu game?
- The screen pass on third down (a staple of the Richt regime)
- More blitzing and less of a read and react game from Martinez since the UF game
- Consistent and successful use of the TE (when Tripp Chandler doesn’t drop it)
- Exploiting the vertical routes more this year
- Running straight up, have not seen many guard pull plays (but I could be wrong)
Anyone know a little more about the sets they run and their playcalls, anything that can give an insight into what Tenuta and Bond might be trying to neutralize and exploit?
I think Curran vs Cox is a key matchup to our advantage since Curran is very undersized, however I am concerned that they might put 8 in the box and try to make TB throw it. Also their slot receiver (usually Henderson) vs our nickel corner, I am trembling at the thought of Pat Clark playing here hopefully we go with Avery (with Burnett and Jahi starting).
I am looking for more specific analysis (on sets and tendencies) beyond generic statements like “we must run the football” or “win the turnover battle”. Also are there any wrinkles that Richt might be saving just for this game, like Tressels’ 4 receiver look inside the 5 yard line, a formation that he saves every year for the Michigan tOsu game?
