Wil Sark EVER utilize the middle of the field in passing game?

puppylove_sugarsteel

Sark used to destroy teams with Post routs, slants, skinny posts whatever route inside the hash marks.. Everything is essentially a long lateral to the sideline or bubble screen. Its becoming a problem.. When we play a real team (BSU wasn't really that good) , with a stout DL, fast DE's and linebackers and bump corners, we are fucked. Sark has not ran a post in 3 years. MAybe a handful of slants. And occasionally a streak or two. But he's ignoring 80% of the field in his passing game. Its so noticeable and pathetic I can only ask him, which I will at his 3rd post-game. At leather ill try.

Listen, Sark's cute little passing game is going to get snuffed out, possibly vs Illinois, but surely vs Stanford, Oregon, and ASU. ASU is going to crush Sark's new "de-emphasis on the oline, and hold Sankey to 40yds rushing. Why? Because their fast and physical corners and LBS are going to put a stop to Sarks safe little horizontal passing game, while Will Sutton eats Sankey up like a great white.

Hey Sark, you know why Oregon's chicken shit offense works? Because they dominate the line of scrimmage you fucking idiot coozie. Better implement a little more Wooching, maybe a little diamond formation, because the running game vs BSU is NOT going to fly in close games.

I hope you've got power packages because Oregon is using Lyerla as a fullback now, and its deadly. You see, Oregon always innovated. Sark just plays catch up, and is always a day late and a dollar short. We MUST have more 2-back power, and toss sweep type packages to win this conference.

puppylove_sugarsteel

Routs,=routes

RaceBannon

We're 1-0 in case you missed it

PostGameOrangeSlices

tfl, dfr

dnc

The Pac12 is a buzzsaw

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puppylove_sugarsteel said:

Routs,=routes

Thanks for that clarification. Without it I wouldn't have understood your poast.

dnc

puppylove_sugarsteel said:

Sark used to destroy teams with Post routs, slants, skinny posts whatever route inside the hash marks.. Everything is essentially a long lateral to the sideline or bubble screen. Its becoming a problem.. When we play a real team (BSU wasn't really that good) , with a stout DL, fast DE's and linebackers and bump corners, we are fucked. Sark has not ran a post in 3 years. MAybe a handful of slants. And occasionally a streak or two. But he's ignoring 80% of the field in his passing game. Its so noticeable and pathetic I can only ask him, which I will at his 3rd post-game. At leather ill try.

Listen, Sark's cute little passing game is going to get snuffed out, possibly vs Illinois, but surely vs Stanford, Oregon, and ASU. ASU is going to crush Sark's new "de-emphasis on the oline, and hold Sankey to 40yds rushing. Why? Because their fast and physical corners and LBS are going to put a stop to Sarks safe little horizontal passing game, while Will Sutton eats Sankey up like a great white.

Hey Sark, you know why Oregon's chicken shit offense works? Because they dominate the line of scrimmage you fucking idiot coozie. Better implement a little more Wooching, maybe a little diamond formation, because the running game vs BSU is NOT going to fly in close games.

I hope you've got power packages because Oregon is using Lyerla as a fullback now, and its deadly. You see, Oregon always innovated. Sark just plays catch up, and is always a day late and a dollar short. We MUST have more 2-back power, and toss sweep type packages to win this conference.

nttawwt

DeepSeaZ

1. where you been? I started to think you were dead. 2. the bubble screens worked every time. there was no reason to try something different. you should call your plays based on what the D is giving you. and they gave up bubble screens every time.

RoadDawg55

Speaking of dead, where is Tailgater?

jmc84

RoadDawg55 said:

Speaking of dead, where is Tailgater?

Hopefully, dead in a ditch.

IrishDawg22

Like the down the middle 42 yd gain to Smith in 1st qtr.

Or the long ball down the middle that went just over Ross' head that should have been a TD.

This offense really sets up those plays.