and yet their base defense is still primarily the 4-2-5…
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What is your opinion on Illinois State’s strength and conditioning program from what you have seen from their defensive? I noticed you said they don’t rely on undersized lineman. Do you think that our current defensive scheme would work better with players of their size on the defensive line?And yet Georgia runs primarily a 4-2-5…
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At no point did I say there was never a reason to run a 3 man front or to have some variation of it. Did I? I also believe that, if you weren’t paying attention to the entire conversation, I defended you to someone on your statement that there were indeed only 2 options against 11 personnel. I guess you missed that.
I also happen to totally agree with you. I just believe one is infinitely better than the other unless you have, as previously stated, a unicorn d lineman, 2 shutdown corners and nfl caliber linebackers. My proof is in the fact that the ONLY time that the 3-3-5 has been successful here we had those things. You and I may disagree on what constitutes gimmicky and that’s fine.
Finally, I case you weren’t paying attention to the entire conversation, I also pointed out that I find ISU’s 3-3-5 intriguing but they don’t rely on undersized linemen that get washed like last weeks underwear to run it.
The D was pretty good this season.
They run both. Do your homework. I follow Georgia closely and attend games most every year, as does my family. You don’t.and yet their base defense is still primarily the 4-2-5…
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How to dominate using Georgia's 425 hybrid defense. Our staff dives deep into this defensive playbook and scheme. Strengths, weakness, and implementation. Use this to dominate.
I think their S&C guy is awesome. The fact that he used to be our S&C coach but was replaced under somewhat sketchy circumstances says something about the current state of affairs inside the program. Maybe it’s not that big of a deal.
Says you.
I did. They do. But they are primarily a 4-2-5 team. I don’t care if you go to every game and your daughter is dating the quarterback. Their NIL is a lot better than ours as is their roster and coaching staff. They can afford to be multiple when needed
The question shouldn’t be whether the 3-3-5 is a gimmick defense in football but rather if it is realistic to get the personnel to successfully execute it here.
Maybe so. All I know is something has to change. We can’t keep getting blown off the ball by Bozeman st and we can’t give up 3rd and forevers like we have been. I’ve heard all the excuses like, it’s complex and it relies on chaos which is true. It’s so complex that you have to be a 6 year player to understand and it creates so much chaos that apparently no one on the defense knows what the hell they’re doing.
Yes. And I know D and talk to the coaches.
I’m sure you know the D.
You don’t even have to know D. Just look at where the overall defense ranks within our conference. 2/12 in the Big Sky is pretty good. Cherry picked plays don’t paint the whole picture. Look at the overall defensive statistics throughout the season. I think some poster’s memories are tainted from the defense’s worst games being against MSU.
They were second in conference in pts allowed at 25.5 pts/game and second in rush defense at 142 yards/game. Id say that's a pretty good defense.
It seems we're going to be reliant on the Portal for the foreseeable future if our current recruiting situation is anything to go by, especially in State recruiting.
How’d they fare on 3rd and long? Or stopping game winning drives.
Kinda been my question the whole time. No worries though, I’ve been assured it’s fine…we’re fine. It’s fine
I mean playing teams like Portland State, Indiana State, Sacred Heart etc. I'm sure had something to do with those numbers. Not saying we were an incompetent Defense but the facts don't lie when looking at the Data vs the Cats and other top FCS programs, historically overall it struggles against them.
The Cats were an elite defense which is a lot better than pretty good. I agree that it has not matched up well against the Cats. The story of all the recent losses to the Cats has been the same with our defense. We can’t stop the run and they control the clock! Even in the close game in Missoula this year the defense couldn’t step up when we needed them to.
Seems they stopped game-winning drives 13 times.
