Eh. Def maj MoFC but uses C2, C4, C6. Lots of variation w/in those. But hasn’t had/wanted to use much of it. He def likes to use multiple fronts. Likes bringing out the different coverages/disguise on pass downs.

If forced to pick, 3 LBer, but lots of variance.

Yes. It’s not an automatic response, but OSU will play 3 LBers. Will run Penny but have 2 off-ball LBers. Have also seen 6-1, true odd, over, under.

UM likes to run windback, right? Gets you to the same place as Duo.

0, 4i, 5 to the backside, 7 frontside.

To me, this is 2 man under. Where do you think Sayin should have gone with the ball?

I just don’t know how you get zone doubles against a gapped out, single high penny front. I haven’t seen any offense get doubles against them with zone runs this year.

PSU (and Illinois) had some success with unbalanced. Penny with C3 is such a balanced look on both sides of the center line so unbalanced is a good response. Expect some unbalanced from UM

Zero and 4is, but there is no B gap bubble.

When UM is in 12P I’m also expecting Patricia to use some of the 6-1 that the Patriots used against the Rams in the SB.

Someone is getting spicy!

I’ve just never seen anything like that. The irony is that Wink is an NFL guy and NFL Ds hardly rotate. And there isn’t much need to in CFB anymore with the number of snaps so much lower. That is truly inane decision making.

Has anyone come up with any explanation for why Michigan was playing so many backups together Saturday? Put aside any scheme or execution issues. If any D trots out their second/third stringers they’re gonna get chewed up. OSU put in their 2nd string in the 4Q Sat and Ill went right down the field

They can’t fit gap and they don’t know how to play Tampa and they played 3-4 vs 12, things we’ve been complaining about since OU.