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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: Pete on September 04, 2019, 01:19:44 PM
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The stats looked great for the Nichols game, but watching the game live I didn't have the sensation that we were really opening up big holes. Was this just the scheme...was this a 3-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust approach? Perhaps I am just completely wrong?
I was very impressed with the second team OL. I know that they were going against a tired DL, but i thought that they performed better than the first team, which seems odd, but hey I will take it.
Also, I am excited that we have a stable full of guys to run the ball. 3 transfers?!?! Feels like the good old days, man.
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pete, who is your favorite ksu o-line player this year?
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Who's ready for the ALL BEEF team? That's a lot of BEEF! Where's the BEEF? Look below!
50 Cooper Beebe Fr. Offensive Line 6-3 342 Kansas City, Kan. / Piper
70 Kaitori Leveston R-Fr. Offensive Line 6-4 329 Waco, Texas / Midway
76 Josh Rivas So. Offensive Line 6-6 323 Hutchinson, Kan. / Hutchinson
63 Ben Adler So. Offensive Line 6-4 320 Wichita, Kan. / Trinity Academy
62 Tyler Mitchell Sr. Offensive Line 6-5 317 Bucksnort, Ala. / Montgomery Academy
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Running backs were definitely getting good YAC
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Bucksnort, Alabama isn't a real place.
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If you follow PFF stats you will see 3 of our OL in the top 10 offensive players for week 1. We are pretty salty across the front.
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Nothing I love more than some salty BEEF
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pete, who is your favorite ksu o-line player this year?
I try not to play favorites. As a blog site administrator, it would be inappropriate for me to do so. Having said that, it's all of them. There is a 10 way tie between the first and second team units, in my heart (and brain).
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Well Pete, the OL was resetting the LOS by like 3-4 yds every play, so even when they didn’t make her holes the backs were getting good yards.
OL = stud, bosses.
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Running backs were definitely getting good YAC
This was my biggest takeaway from the run game.
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Bucksnort, Alabama isn't a real place.
We'll write it in with a Sharpie.
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Well Pete, the OL was resetting the LOS by like 3-4 yds every play, so even when they didn’t make her holes the backs were getting good yards.
OL = stud, bosses.
That's very good to hear, and definitely something a layperson like me would miss as we "just watch the ball." THIS is the type of feedback I was looking for with the OP.
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I like Kaltmayer (sp?). He ragdolls opposing defensive linemen.
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Had a grueling film sesh today, trying to get ahead of all the BEEF stories the media will be printing soon about our stable of BEEF this year.
From what I saw today, the BEEFiest part of our BEEFactory is the interior line. LGs Curl and Rivas, C Holtorf, and my personal All-Preseason BEEF selection so far, RG Mitchell, are maulers. These guys are champion-bred, BEEF-fed, stud muffins. We did a lot today to pull these guys around or send them immediately to the second level to seal off a linebacker, and these guys dominated. Klieman likes to send the backside G straight at the middle LB to seal him off, while pulling the C around playside to meet the playside LB at the point of attack. Our Gs really move second level quickly, and use good footwork to seal away that backside LB. Holtorf moves pretty well himself, and pulling with some momentum looks like a 300 lb fullback. One thing they really didn't explore today, but you might keep an eye on, is that the backside G going straight second level is leaving the backside DT unblocked. If they are using sweep action from the RB to the playside, the QB could key off the free DT and potentially keep the ball and run right at the gap that the DT left if the DT follows the RB (for examples, watch the GIlbert 15 yd run on the first drive or Jordon Brown's TD run). On the Holcombe truckstick play, we did a read option key, but it was a drastically different blocking scheme.
The other thing you love to see is pass-pro: specifically, RG Mitchell absolutely deleted his man on the pass rush on a couple plays. You couldn't even call it a pocket really, because he stood his man up at the LOS and they didnt get any farther back.
Our backs are really solid this year, but running behind a wall of BEEF (beef curtain?) in this kind of scheme makes them look really good.
On another note, I would love to see some _FAN analysis of the new O.
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Pete, what if I told you we are the best in the country at every single position?
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i've watched the jordan brown td run about 500 times. our OL was absolutely nails on that. brown could have ridden a rascal scooter 50 yards to the endzone on that play.
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Had a grueling film sesh today, trying to get ahead of all the BEEF stories the media will be printing soon about our stable of BEEF this year.
From what I saw today, the BEEFiest part of our BEEFactory is the interior line. LGs Curl and Rivas, C Holtorf, and my personal All-Preseason BEEF selection so far, RG Mitchell, are maulers. These guys are champion-bred, BEEF-fed, stud muffins. We did a lot today to pull these guys around or send them immediately to the second level to seal off a linebacker, and these guys dominated. Klieman likes to send the backside G straight at the middle LB to seal him off, while pulling the C around playside to meet the playside LB at the point of attack. Our Gs really move second level quickly, and use good footwork to seal away that backside LB. Holtorf moves pretty well himself, and pulling with some momentum looks like a 300 lb fullback. One thing they really didn't explore today, but you might keep an eye on, is that the backside G going straight second level is leaving the backside DT unblocked. If they are using sweep action from the RB to the playside, the QB could key off the free DT and potentially keep the ball and run right at the gap that the DT left if the DT follows the RB (for examples, watch the GIlbert 15 yd run on the first drive or Jordon Brown's TD run). On the Holcombe truckstick play, we did a read option key, but it was a drastically different blocking scheme.
The other thing you love to see is pass-pro: specifically, RG Mitchell absolutely deleted his man on the pass rush on a couple plays. You couldn't even call it a pocket really, because he stood his man up at the LOS and they didnt get any farther back.
Our backs are really solid this year, but running behind a wall of BEEF (beef curtain?) in this kind of scheme makes them look really good.
On another note, I would love to see some _FAN analysis of the new O.
This is the highest football IQ thing I’ve ever heard Sean’s name associated with.
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Had a grueling film sesh today, trying to get ahead of all the BEEF stories the media will be printing soon about our stable of BEEF this year.
From what I saw today, the BEEFiest part of our BEEFactory is the interior line. LGs Curl and Rivas, C Holtorf, and my personal All-Preseason BEEF selection so far, RG Mitchell, are maulers. These guys are champion-bred, BEEF-fed, stud muffins. We did a lot today to pull these guys around or send them immediately to the second level to seal off a linebacker, and these guys dominated. Klieman likes to send the backside G straight at the middle LB to seal him off, while pulling the C around playside to meet the playside LB at the point of attack. Our Gs really move second level quickly, and use good footwork to seal away that backside LB. Holtorf moves pretty well himself, and pulling with some momentum looks like a 300 lb fullback. One thing they really didn't explore today, but you might keep an eye on, is that the backside G going straight second level is leaving the backside DT unblocked. If they are using sweep action from the RB to the playside, the QB could key off the free DT and potentially keep the ball and run right at the gap that the DT left if the DT follows the RB (for examples, watch the GIlbert 15 yd run on the first drive or Jordon Brown's TD run). On the Holcombe truckstick play, we did a read option key, but it was a drastically different blocking scheme.
The other thing you love to see is pass-pro: specifically, RG Mitchell absolutely deleted his man on the pass rush on a couple plays. You couldn't even call it a pocket really, because he stood his man up at the LOS and they didnt get any farther back.
Our backs are really solid this year, but running behind a wall of BEEF (beef curtain?) in this kind of scheme makes them look really good.
On another note, I would love to see some _FAN analysis of the new O.
This is the highest football IQ thing I’ve ever heard Sean’s name associated with.
Can you TLDNR it?