East Region Playoff Discussion

[Frank Rossi]

Not the case frank. Kramer will be under center a lot of the time.

You boys best get your stories straight.  Nobody seems to know the SJF offense here.

[Tags]

Not the case frank. Kramer will be under center a lot of the time.

You boys best get your stories straight.  Nobody seems to know the SJF offense here.

They weren't my comments.

I think what upstate was trying to say was that they will go hurry up and not huddle. Most of the time Kramer gets under center, but they do mix it up nicely as the game goes on.

[union89]

Not the case frank. Kramer will be under center a lot of the time.

You boys best get your stories straight.  Nobody seems to know the SJF offense here.

Solid point +1 K for that to Frank....that seems to be the contradiction of the night.

[Tags]

I think my comrades were firing away without thought towards the end. Fisher will mix it up, but is under center a lot.

[pg04]

Union is hoping the Fisher players are just as confused about their offense.

[union89]

Union is hoping the Fisher players are just as confused about their offense.

good stuff k to you as well Port.....ah hell here's one for you too Tags.

[Tags]

witch would explain your connection to Robinson

Are you still lurking? You have been pretty quiet as of late.

[Tags]

Thanks Union, I'll reciprocate

[Frank Rossi]

Not the case frank. Kramer will be under center a lot of the time.

You boys best get your stories straight.  Nobody seems to know the SJF offense here.

They weren't my comments.

I think what upstate was trying to say was that they will go hurry up and not huddle. Most of the time Kramer gets under center, but they do mix it up nicely as the game goes on.

No, Upstate's comments were based on my statement that the only offenses that have beaten Union this year or played close were the backfield-heavy Springfield offense and the [quasi-]spread offense.  Then he spouted off and said Kramer would be in the shotgun with 3/4 receiver sets, trying to prove that SJF runs a spread offense.  Yet, draw plays from the shotgun made no sense, since Upstate and others claimed that SJF would be running the ball down the throat of Union.  

One thing about hurry-up offenses or muddle-huddle offenses -- they lack versatility.  You can't call intricate plays in them.  That bodes better for Union then SJF in the longrun.  No huddle is something you see very little of in playoffs because of its haphazard nature.

[pg04]

Union is hoping the Fisher players are just as confused about their offense.

good stuff k to you as well Port.....ah hell here's one for you too Tags.

I was gonna give one back but apparantly I already did tonight....Don't remember when!

[pg04]

Not the case frank. Kramer will be under center a lot of the time.

You boys best get your stories straight.  Nobody seems to know the SJF offense here.

They weren't my comments.

I think what upstate was trying to say was that they will go hurry up and not huddle. Most of the time Kramer gets under center, but they do mix it up nicely as the game goes on.

No, Upstate's comments were based on my statement that the only offenses that have beaten Union this year or played close were the backfield-heavy Springfield offense and the [quasi-]spread offense.  Then he spouted off and said Kramer would be in the shotgun with 3/4 receiver sets, trying to prove that SJF runs a spread offense.  Yet, draw plays from the shotgun made no sense, since Upstate and others claimed that SJF would be running the ball down the throat of Union.  

One thing about hurry-up offenses or muddle-huddle offenses -- they lack versatility.  You can't call intricate plays in them.  That bodes better for Union then SJF in the longrun.  No huddle is something you see very little of in playoffs because of its haphazard nature.

I haven't actually seen the Fisher Offense but listening to their games a couple times, I don't think I would call it a spread offense --- that doesn't seem to define what they are trying to do. 

[Tags]

I wouldn't agree with that Frank. It's not easy to explain over a computer, but trust me they are a well oiled machine on offense.

He was right, they do spread out and show 3 & 4 receiver sets throughout the game but it's the exception rather than the rule. They go shotgun & spread it out when defenses put too many guys in the box to stop the run. The key here, is that Kramer will pick you apart all day long if you stack the box.

I think you'll be surprised at Fishers offense based on your comments. I'm telling you that they will put up 30 if not 30+ against you.

[Frank Rossi]

Not the case frank. Kramer will be under center a lot of the time.

You boys best get your stories straight.  Nobody seems to know the SJF offense here.

They weren't my comments.

I think what upstate was trying to say was that they will go hurry up and not huddle. Most of the time Kramer gets under center, but they do mix it up nicely as the game goes on.

No, Upstate's comments were based on my statement that the only offenses that have beaten Union this year or played close were the backfield-heavy Springfield offense and the [quasi-]spread offense.  Then he spouted off and said Kramer would be in the shotgun with 3/4 receiver sets, trying to prove that SJF runs a spread offense.  Yet, draw plays from the shotgun made no sense, since Upstate and others claimed that SJF would be running the ball down the throat of Union.  

One thing about hurry-up offenses or muddle-huddle offenses -- they lack versatility.  You can't call intricate plays in them.  That bodes better for Union then SJF in the longrun.  No huddle is something you see very little of in playoffs because of its haphazard nature.

I haven't actually seen the Fisher Offense but listening to their games a couple times, I don't think I would call it a spread offense --- that doesn't seem to define what they are trying to do. 

That was my point earlier when I asked Upstate to define it.  I know they don't.  I was calling his bluff, but others seemed to back his assessment mysteriously.  

[pg04]

3-0 score here we come. 

After all week stating it would be  a shootout, We are going to end up seeing a pitcher's dual.

[Frank Rossi]

I wouldn't agree with that Frank. It's not easy to explain over a computer, but trust me they are a well oiled machine on offense.

He was right, they do spread out and show 3 & 4 receiver sets throughout the game but it's the exception rather than the rule. They go shotgun & spread it out when defenses put too many guys in the box to stop the run. The key here, is that Kramer will pick you apart all day long if you stack the box.

I think you'll be surprised at Fishers offense based on your comments. I'm telling you that they will put up 30 if not 30+ against you.

Don't confuse occasional blitzing with stacking the box.  Union isn't a team that will stack the box much.