Malzahn breaks down the bama Defense

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  1. cadillacattack

    cadillacattack Illegitimi non carborundum est

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  2. Wildcard

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    Thanks. I agree that spreading Bama out and keeping them on their heels in the most important key.

    With Jefferson's ability to run, we need to make their safeties and linebackers stay back some out of the box.

    Give Jefferson multiple options on each play. If he ever notices a gap, take it and whatever yards you can get. No huddle as well.

    We've got to keep the pace up and not let Saban get too good a read on formation to make changes before the play.
     
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  3. Winston1

    Winston1 Founding Member

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    Remember when JL ran the option and read option after the Alabama game? He did it pretty well. It would be interesting to see it against the gumps. A surprise that may break something (not JL). Also it may reduce the pressure if he passes. I also think delivering a lick rather than taking one flat footed would help him. I thought he looked better after he ran (in the Ole Miss game?). Yes I know the chances of JL getting in barring JJ colasp or injury are slim, but you never know with Les.
     
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  4. ok awesome

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    He did it well? What planet are you on?
     
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  5. LaSalleAve

    LaSalleAve when in doubt, mumble

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    Jarvis Landry should see the field alot Monday due to his blocking abilities. If you want to run the option your wide receivers must block, so look for alot of James Wright, Jarvis Landry, and the double R of course. Those guys should have no problem blocking the corners of Alabama.
     
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    They should have shown film from this years game, when barn found the end zone only one time. If you have the players, many things look easy. Remember, barn scored one TD by stripping the ball and a recovery in the EZ.

    In the SEC, barn finished 4-4.

    I did enjoy GM's take on the game.
     
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  7. TigerCliff

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    great point !
     
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  8. islstl

    islstl Playoff committee is a group of great football men Staff Member

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    Go sideline to sideline on this team.

    Their LBs are too slow. The read option will be just as effective the 2nd time around.

    Don't run up the gut. At all. They are simply too strong there.

    Throw some quick passes (hitches, slants, WR screens).

    Delayed QB runs up the middle.
     
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  9. LSUTyga73

    LSUTyga73 Football Connoisseur

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    We will need DeAngelo Peterson and Chase Clement to man up against that linebacker corps in blocking and making big catches.
     
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  10. ok awesome

    ok awesome geaux

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    This. Get them moving side to side on the fake and then send JJ up the middle.
     
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