Army runs the same offense as us, but it seems as if their OL have MUCH wider splits, which I thought was a staple of CPJ's offense. If anyone else is watching this, are their splits bigger, or is it my imagination? Also, Army will sometimes put the A-Back in motion, and they will do a hard count with the A-Back stopping directly behind the B-Back. Then, the A-Back goes back to his position, and they start again. I think this would help keep teams from guessing the snap.
Watching the Army game...
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north texas bama here, oh well
What do the wider splits help with?
What do the wider splits help with?
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Getting the D spread out creating natural running holes and better blocking angles.
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But wouldn't it leave the BBack at a disadvantage, the dt's can just shoot the gaps and kill him/the qb on the mesh...?
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He's talking about CBS Sports. Bama is on CBS here.
Maybe it's different on yours, IDK.