2019 iowa

wsg Holly Anderson (@HollyAnderson) of The Banner Society

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[After THE JUMP: a rundown]

Things discussed:

  • PFF loved Hutchinson but the entire DL. Against two first round OTs it was impressive.
  • The one hold on the guy with Kemp wasn't a hold but some of the stuff they let go was insaaaaane.
  • NCAA should give Kemp an extra year, right?
  • A plan for crossing routes!
  • The offense, oy. Solution to QB situation?
  • Sam: Harbaugh seeing things in practice that don't happen in the game. Ten-man football.
  • Brian: Disagree. More like Michigan's limiting stuff they can do, don't have adaptations to adaptations.
  • Borges and Brian agree: Black had to make that block to end the game.
  • Sam: Missed explosive run plays is altering our perception. Brian: Michigan not making people wrong.
  • Around the league: is PSU going to get Kinnick'd?
  • Michigan State can beat Wisconsin? Craig's down for that one.
  • Expect John O'Neill crew this week, yay.

[Player after THE JUMP]

[Bryan Fuller]

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FORMATION NOTES: Michigan had a ton of two-high, which gets a thorough discussion, and put out their rush packages very, very aggressively. I have 21 plays with no DTs on the field.

A lot of the single high, clear man coverage snaps came late, when Michigan went nuts with the okie packages and whatnot… and then they dropped to zone a lot anyway.

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SUBSTITUTION NOTES: Hutchinson/Kemp/Dwumfour/Paye as your four man line, which wasn't that common. Hutchinson and Paye were close to omnipresent until Paye went out; Danna took over all of his snaps and the DTs started getting some passing downs. Prior to that it was Jetpack on passing downs. Mason got some scattered snaps. Also I thought I saw Hinton out there live but not on review?

Hudson/McGrone/Glasgow omnipresent. Uche got about half the snaps, all of them in 3-3-5 or jetpack packages. Michigan did use him as a standup DE in some 4-man fronts from time to time.

Usual Hill/Gray/Thomas rotation at CB. Metellus and Hawkins omnipresent, with Dax Hill getting another couple dozen snaps as a nickelback.

[After THE JUMP: this went better than the other one]

mmmm, bleach

lots of sacks! uh, less offense.

I’m just looking for signs that they didn’t take a year with nine returning starters and a five-star coming in at running back and light it on fire.

Two linebackers. One to create pressure, one to pop up where a guy under pressure might throw it.

under no illusions 

I just want to DK Metcalf the offense. That's where we are.

the ¡el assico! spreads

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