Colorado's Brennan Marion put on a clinic in how to attack the Tite Front vs. Georgia Tech in the first half.
Inside Zone can function as a collection of down blocks, and the Tite Front is inherently susceptible to gap schemes.
The Buffaloes took advantage of the Jackets' soft C-gaps against their TEs.
In the clip, Colorado runs a Split Zone Load from a 22p.
All night, Marion consistently ran Inserts and Split Zones as de facto gap schemes, creating space for his running backs.
The Buffs finished the night with 199 rushing yards on 47 carries (4.2 YPC).
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This is a “TEAM” sport I’m not out here satisfied when I threw for 300yds but took a L. If I throw for 50 yds and we WIN, that’s wtf matters. Yall stop commenting on our socials about the yds yall fan duel or parlays ain’t hit 👎🏾
WILD… Legendary offensive line coach Bill Callahan created a special blocking sled called Bertha that is 380 pounds and it only moves if it is hit properly
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7th overall pick JC Latham going against it
Hand up. Got this one so wrong. With this being said, there are a ton of listings out there right now and I once again am making a prediction they will drop.
With fees right now, get in is: $833
If they’re not lower by noon tomorrow, I’ll buy someone a ticket who retweets this & follows @punchlinepod44