Re: New Story: Familiar foe, more experienced coordinators

Everybody that thinks that it's ok to call the dogs off and play safe prevent FB. They should find and read about how our Adrenal glands really work. You can't turn it up when you need it, and turn it down when you don't. You use it all the way through the fight bc when you back off for a period of time (like an entire quarter of a game) fatigue sets in, and until it has time to regenerated and that can take some time, the muscles feel weak and don't won't to give the body that competitive edge to perform like you need it to perform. Backing off usually isn't a smart thing to do. Stay full throttle on our opponents until there isn't a chance for them to do any harm. That is the best prevent way to play, play to destroy!!!

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A Winning game plan:

A better mid range pass game to move the chains offense. TE slants (to Leggett), keeping an eye for deep openings. Look at Renfrow, that boy has hands, when we are covered deep on our star WRs.

On goal line stands, if the run isn't working look at Leggett for the quick up the middle pass. It's worked in the past for us.

I'm not worried about our deep ball attack and don't mind when we go for it.

Do NOT probe all early game with WR screens on the line of scrimmage to Scott. We should put that play in our second gear offense.

D. Watson: You rock. Keep your composure and slide when you run. That's how you'll make it to the NFL. You're not a "Big Ben" Roethlisberger or Cam Newton.

All early, runs should be off-tackle or pulls, with strong initial movement east west before north south. We're not looking great up the gut with our runs, yet... Give those young guys a chance to get some meat on their bones, then they'll make some bigger holes next year.

OL -- Trust their pass protection. They usually give Watson what he needs to get a ball off. He has the wheels to scramble if the pocket closes.

Offense in General:
Hold on to the GD ball after initial contact!! Wrap it up, please.
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Defense: Tackle lower and wrap those feet.

DL-- Shut town those up the gut runs we've been burned on by: FSU, UNC, NC State & Syracuse. (To name a few...)

I like our vision and protection on our corners/outside.

Kearse-- don't drift up too much and finish on your tackles, please. (I.E. UNC game letting the guy right by you on the goal line after initial loose contact).

Mackenzie-- You're not ready for the NFL, but keep playing well.

Conclusion:

O= Better quick 6-10yd passes, like in a two minute drill to move the chains (before the half or end of the game). Trust a just outside the O-line run with "The Wayne Train" Gallman and support him after initial contact, when usually it takes more than 2 guys to bring him down ????????.

D= Finish the tackle. Stop the running game up the gut and keep being the Clemson Defense we've love and trusted during our "off years".
(Keep those interceptions comin'!)

I love our Tigers and haven't turned away during the Bowden years. Wind, rain and snow I'll show up and yell with ya'll.

These are my humble thoughts and opinions. Your comments are welcome.

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