Penetrating the A Gap

BCClone

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Not exactly sure.
I always figure its just best to go with whatever gap you can penetrate the easiest. Whichever that might be.
 

Cy Hard

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I always figure its just best to go with whatever gap you can penetrate the easiest. Whichever that might be.
That’s the preferred method, but it’s always best to hit the A gap quick and hard. But if you get stuffed, it’s ok to veer off to the next hole to plug.
 

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To quote former ISU DC and LB coach Skladany "Don't take no for an answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

The above is a true quote from a team meeting.
I didn't realize he used to coach at Baylor. I hadn't noticed Prone2Clone's comment, didn't mean to plagiarize.
 

CYCLNST8

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But some of us might like leashes? Am I doing this right?

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I think equally important is on the other side, be able to keep our A gap tight.
 

Spanky

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The nice thing about a zone blocking scheme is that even if they play is designed for the V gap sometimes the right move is to cutback and slip up inside of the A gap.

I expect ISU to have their choice of gap against Drake, in fact our line might finally tear it up episiotomy style.
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