Reply To: QBs for Colgate

[Anonymous]

NO, WE ARE GETTING TECHNICAL. A ROVER WILL USUALLY END UP ON THE SIDE OF THE BALL WHERE THE NUMBERS ON OFFENSE ARE BIGGER. HE WILL BE ABLE TO COVER IN CASE THEY THROW AND BE ABLE TO DEFEND THE RUN AS WELL. A SPY SIMPLY FLOWS WITH THE QB. IT IS USUALLY THE SAFETY OR A MLB THAT CAN RUN. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN THE TYPE OF SCHEME THE DEFENSE RUNS FOR THE ASSIGNMENTS FOR A ROVER VERSE A SPY. IT GETS CONFUSING AND I DO NOT WANT TO GO TO DEEP INTO IT. IF WE SHUT DOWN COLGATES QB FROM RUNNING THE BALL WE WILL WIN BY 2 TDS. ITS JUST NOT THAT EASY. YOUR SPY REALLY HAS TO UNDERSTAND TENDENCIES FROM THE OFFENSE AND HE REALLY NEEDS TO STUDY HIS OPPONENT. SIDELINE COACHES USUALLY WILL YELL ALOT WHEN USING A SPY BECAUSE THEY ARE LOOKING AT THE OFFENSE AND TRYING TO ADJUST THE SPY JUST BEFORE THE PLAY. WE HAVE TO TAKE THE QB OUT ON THE READ OPTION AND MAKE THE RBS BEAT US…THATS SIMPLE BUT WE ALSO HAVE TO MAKE ONE ON ONE TACKLES ALL GAME. IF WE ARE SPYING WE ARE SUBJECTING OUR DEFENSE TO ALOT OF MAN ON MAN. ONE MISTAKE AND GOOD BYE. GO LEHIGH