Army’s Success Is Good For Football…
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He must be using the Dollar General Wifi
Yep.... those carts are junk. Wheel base is too close together and they tip too easy with multiple people inside.
GT was 82-60 under Johnson with 9 bowl game appearances and 2 eleven win seasons. Since Johnson, GT is 26-41 with one bowl appearance and a best season record of 7-6.
Read em and run.
Playing against an ublockable DE?
Don't block him. Read him and make him wrong.
I won a Natty on NCAA 25 with the mighty Ohio Bobcats running nothing but the veer out of the flexbone and the wishbone. Not a single pass thrown the entire season LOL
Meh. Tad has used that GIF before on me. I wouldn't worry too much about it.
Majority of the high schools need to go back to the wishbone and option football. The spread air attack doesn't work everywhere. Too many coaches are stuck on their ego and that system of football.
I disagree completely, I love it when a team has a guy that can't throw passing to guys who can't catch on third down right after they just ran inside zone for 5 yards on 2nd down. That makes things way easier.
Most get bored easy and try to do too much. Run 5 or 6 plays with a counter to each and a play action pass. Use 23423490823409238423432 formations to 'spice it up' for the 'dads in the stands'.
Actually you need 23423490823409238423433 different formations to keep it "Spicy."
In my defense, I was trying to find a really terrible school to take from the bottom to the top.
I knew Chaotic would pick one of those "Northern" schools.
Spent some time in Athens, OH visiting some old military friends years ago.
Food for thought:
Was discussing Army/Navy’s thus far undefeated seasons with a friend of mine and he made the point that it might have something to do with the fact the the academies are largely immune to losing people to the transfer portal, and are instead the same core groups that have played together for a couple years or more (maybe the new power five method of piece-mealing a team together every off season is more detrimental than people think 🤷🏻♂️)
Was discussing Army/Navy’s thus far undefeated seasons with a friend of mine and he made the point that it might have something to do with the fact the the academies are largely immune to losing people to the transfer portal, and are instead the same core groups that have played together for a couple years or more (maybe the new power five method of piece-mealing a team together every off season is more detrimental than people think 🤷🏻♂️)
Everybody is not going to Army.
He hit the nail on the head. This season there's no great team. Army is extremely difficult to prepare for in a week, especially if they play in the AAC Championship game (perhaps Navy) and then after Army/Navy. They could get on a roll with the right draw. I actually think the 12 spot is the honey hole, because the 5 is the best draw by far. If they beat ND, they might be in at large range due to their never trailing (to this point) but Boise losing this week would help.
