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OU, like Arizona, tries to get a lot of players involved in the offense ........
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Stu Gotz (Regular+; 8985)
Posted on: 11-09-2009.
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... It'll be interesting to see how well (or not) Oregon can run their offense against the devil front 7 as a clue to how things may go against the Cats. If the devils can slow down the ducks at all, that may bode well for your boys.
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Others with a lot more upper-level playing/coaching experience know a lot more about this than I do, but I'd think that one advantage you have in a matchup vs. the Sun Devil defense is the fact that you run a spread with more receivers. A more traditional offense like SC's sort of plays to the Sun Devil defense's strength by allowing the front seven to play a bigger role, stuffing the run, rushing the QB, etc. But with a spread and more receivers split out, that would seem to require more A-State DBs on the field, and also require the front seven to "stay home" rather than attack relentlessly, so to speak. It'd be interesting to hear if this is a correct assessment from some of those who've played/coached on this board... Anyway, it's not a matchup that I like with Foles playing so well and your OL not allowing easy sacks.
Edited by Stu Gotz at 11/10/2009 1:13:44 AM
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