Doesn't matter when he wrote the book, the clock rule changes in 2008 changed everything. They're taking advantage of a rule. Defensive teams need to take advantage of the "flop". Whatever players were going to be substituted, one of them needs to flop and sit out for a play, which they were going to do anyway. People will argue for a rule change, and it will be changed back to pre-2008 rules.

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Posted by joeyb147

Member since Jun 2009

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Posted on 3/11/14 at 4:27 pm to Won3ofTheLast5

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Doesn't matter when he wrote the book,

You just said "hurrr durrr The NH part came about because of the rule change durrr."

Obviously not. You know, since the HUNH philosophy was already established.

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the clock rule changes in 2008 changed everything.

Reading comp that hard?

Here, I'll copy and paste it for you.

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this man already had the #1 offense in the country prior to this clock change

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Posted by DropKick70

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Posted on 3/11/14 at 4:28 pm to Won3ofTheLast5

If that's the best your defensive coaches can come up with, by all means flop away.

One other possibility..... maybe they could attend one of Auburn's coaching clinics.

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Posted by arrakis

Member since Nov 2008

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Posted on 3/11/14 at 4:30 pm to Won3ofTheLast5

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Defensive teams need to take advantage of the "flop". Whatever players were going to be substituted, one of them needs to flop and sit out for a play, which they were going to do anyway.

I sincerely hope Alabama does this next year....I truly do. The NCAA and the SEC will be knocking on Saban's door; it will be epic.