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What's gonna be the wildest, most off-the-wall play?
Posted on 11/30/13 at 11:06 am
Posted on 11/30/13 at 11:06 am
Just heard one of the announcers on JOX say the Malzahn playbook is as big as War and Peace. Two-thirds of the book are red and blue pages. The other third are plays designed only for Bama.
I predict we'll see plays today from the Barn so unique they'll require new names. There might be a fake punt that starts out as a fumblerooski, then evolves into a statue of liberty.
I expect an onsides kick the first time Auburn kicks off. Auburn is gonna throw the kitchen sink with all the water and septic lines attached.
I predict we'll see plays today from the Barn so unique they'll require new names. There might be a fake punt that starts out as a fumblerooski, then evolves into a statue of liberty.
I expect an onsides kick the first time Auburn kicks off. Auburn is gonna throw the kitchen sink with all the water and septic lines attached.
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Posted on 11/30/13 at 11:07 am to son of arlo
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Two-thirds of the book are red and blue pages. The other third are plays designed only for Bama.
Obsessed much?
Posted on 11/30/13 at 11:09 am to Gradual_Stroke
I wouldn't be surprised there's a shitload of plays Bama hasn't shown yet either.
Posted on 11/30/13 at 11:24 am to son of arlo
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JOX say the Malzahn playbook is as big as War and Peace.
Malzahn has 6 running plays and 6 pass plays.
Posted on 11/30/13 at 11:28 am to son of arlo
Actually I think the playbook is rather small, but CGM likes to run and pass from many different formations.
The book he used for high school is about 80 pages.
The scheme is interesting in that it is basically power, counter, sweep, read option with play action off each base play.
He likes power running at a fast pace from a spread formation with 3 WR for the most part.
The book he used for high school is about 80 pages.
The scheme is interesting in that it is basically power, counter, sweep, read option with play action off each base play.
He likes power running at a fast pace from a spread formation with 3 WR for the most part.
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