My favorite defensive play from Saturday.
Awesome.
At least it's the best play I can remember.
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That was a great play by the defense, a fucktarded play call by Stanford (power run up the middle works there), and bad execution by Hogan. Had Hogan cut inside instead of outside, he had room to make the first down.Passion said:In the 4th quarter: On 3rd and 1 stanford's QB faked a hand off and is running a bootleg. Marcus Peters gets off his block and tackles him behind the line of scrimmage, with Travis Feeney cleaning up.
Awesome.
At least it's the best play I can remember.
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Sure, but when is the last time a Husky defender actually shed a block and made a tackle behind the line of scrimmage? I think pleated khakis were still in style.
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I was going to say the same thing. Hogan just had to make one cut and dive, and Stanford gets ready to go into victory formation.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
That was a great play by the defense, a fucktarded play call by Stanford (power run up the middle works there), and bad execution by Hogan. Had Hogan cut inside instead of outside, he had room to make the first down.Passion said:In the 4th quarter: On 3rd and 1 stanford's QB faked a hand off and is running a bootleg. Marcus Peters gets off his block and tackles him behind the line of scrimmage, with Travis Feeney cleaning up.
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At least it's the best play I can remember. -
huh?Passion said:Sure, but when is the last time a Husky defender actually shed a block and made a tackle behind the line of scrimmage? I think pleated khakis were still in style.
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Whoa whoa whoa...what are you saying?Passion said:Sure, but when is the last time a Husky defender actually shed a block and made a tackle behind the line of scrimmage? I think pleated khakis were still in style.
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I think you meant to say non-pleated khakis.Passion said:Sure, but when is the last time a Husky defender actually shed a block and made a tackle behind the line of scrimmage? I think pleated khakis were still in style.
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Agreed. Peters is a stud and I'd bet that single play helps out his draft stock quite a bit. He's a multi-dimensional player.Passion said:In the 4th quarter: On 3rd and 1 stanford's QB faked a hand off and is running a bootleg. Marcus Peters gets off his block and tackles him behind the line of scrimmage, with Travis Feeney cleaning up.
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I agree Passion, but I'm pretty sure that was everyone's favorite play.
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I was pretty fond of Peters' interception as well
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Yea, not really noteworthy to single out the 3rd-and-1, 4th quarter stop that involved Peters spinning around, breaking a block, and taking down Hogan. That play "won" us the game.RoadDawg55 said:I agree Passion, but I'm pretty sure that was everyone's favorite play.
But yes, it was awesome.
Side note: are all college coaches a little retarded? Every one of us knows Stanford picks that yard up if they run it up the gut. What is Shaw thinking? A naked bootleg? That was Sarkesque.
