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Showing posts with label oregon. Show all posts

Friday, March 12, 2010

Hoot & Holler LIVE! Weekly Headlines


On this show Rob Harley and Michael Felder take you through THEIR biggest headlines from this past week in college football.

The two safeties will hit on:
  • Mike Leach calling out his "God squad" players
  • Jim Tressel gives interview with gay publication
  • Oregon players are sentenced by courts
  • Utah Senator Hatch writes letter to BCS executive director
  • Pinstripe Bowl set for NYC in December 
Listen to the show HERE!

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Thursday, February 18, 2010

Hoot & Holler LIVE! Arrests In College Football

Another episode of Hoot & Holler LIVE! will take your two hosts, Rob Harley and Michael Felder, into the "dark side" of college football.

We're following the trend of the college football offseason and talking about guys getting into trouble away from the football field.

Hoot & Holler LIVE! is bringing the heat, it's time to get physical:

Here's what's on the menu:
  • Arrests at Oregon
  • Michigan State and Penn State fight club 
  • 26 Florida football players arrested during Meyer's tenure. 
  • What the heck players were thinking when they committed crimes
  • What makes for a proper punishment
  • How much blame should be shouldered by a football coach.
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Inside The Huddle: Oregon Spread Option

Here's an inside look at Oregon's read option attack.  The Ducks thrive on putting defenses in tough positions and then forcing them to make quick decisions.

The unique part of Oregon's attack is when they try to isolate the defensive tackle instead of optioning off the end man on the D-line. 

Why does Oregon do that?

I think they're forcing a player who is unaccustomed to reading the option to make decisions on the fly.  Most of the time a D-tackle's job is to plug holes or get to the QB.

There's very little intense "decision making" going on deep in the trenches.  The Ducks are forcing every player on the defense to be accountable for stopping their attack.

If they catch someone sleepin', they're off to the races!




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Tuesday, December 15, 2009

War Of The Roses: Oregon Battle Plan

We're back in the war room to see how the 'Quack Attack' can exploit a vicious Buckeye defense?

My mentality has always been to test a team's strengths to see if they can consistently perform.

In Ohio State's case we know the Buckeye front four is as dominant as they come, but can they show up for four quarters?

Friday, December 11, 2009

War Of The Roses: Buckeye Battle Plan


The fans have spoken, you wanted a Rose Bowl game plan session...well step into the war room.

Let's look at how Ohio State's offense should attack the Ducks.

Now you all know I'm a Senator Tressel disciple so you can probably guess what's next...

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Oregon's spread offense, how to stop it


The Rose Bowl sets up to be a fantastic battle of imposing wills.

Will Oregon's offense impose their fast break tempo on Ohio State, or will it be the Buckeye silver bullet defense that flexes it's muscles to pound the Ducks into submission?

There are tons of questions surrounding Oregon's spread offense, and more importantly their bread and butter: the read option.
  • What are the keys?
  • What are the reads?
  • How do you defend it?
First of all let's review the spread offense.