Boy, this is some stat.
You know, a team with an inside running game could make a living exploiting that. Just sayin’.
Boy, this is some stat.
LSU is allowing 6.1 YPA on Inside Zone rushes. 8 rushes of 30+ yards on Inside Zone Runs. 8% of all inside zones go for 30+ yards. #SECChampionship
— DawgStats (@Dawg_Stats) December 5, 2019
You know, a team with an inside running game could make a living exploiting that. Just sayin’.
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Make LSU pay early for stacking the box with an imaginative passing game. I’d love to see that game end with a 9 minute drive to seal the victory.
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That’s really the key. UGA has to get LSU out of the box so they can pick up 6 yards a rush. There isn’t an OL or RB in CFB that can road grade with 8,9, and even 10 guys in the box.
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I asked the 8 minute drive gawds for the same @ the barners in the 4th qtr…..prayers not answered …..will take whut ever UGA gets
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Unfortunately running the ball continuously up the center and guards asses an inside running game does not make
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In the playbook, I believe it is labeled as “Dry Hump Center” and “Dry Hump Left/Right.”
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That number may be inflated a bit after Plumlee ran for 10,000 yards on them
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Yeah those inside zone reads are a hell of a lot more successful when the quarterback keeps it enough to keep the defense honest. Nobody has struggled to stop our inside run game all season.
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tech is nobody.
Sick burn.
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