A Nittany Lion secondary that had sagged during the late drive that would lead to Iowa’s game-winning field goal last week was given the green light to play aggressive man-to-man defense on Indiana’s overmatched receivers, and made the most of it. Several of Lewis’ throws sailed over the heads of players standing along the sideline.
Of course, petitioning defensive coordinator Tom Bradley to install man coverage instead of zone is nothing new for the defensive backs.
"We ask consistently, like every other day," said cornerback Tony Davis, laughing. "We always go back and forth, he gives us reasons why we shouldn’t."
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wow
Imagine that, we go man, and look what happens. Indiana’s favorite receiver was the sidelines, plus we get an interception on a great play on the ball by Rubin.
Let's Go State
by rmcmillen50 on Nov 16, 2008 3:35 PM EST 0 recs
Let the dogs off the chain!
If the players have the confidence and want the challenge of matching up with the guy across from them, let them go for it. Holding them back, making them play zone, only shackles them and frustrates them.
It looks like it isn’t only the offensive play callers that are afraid of putting the kids out there and testing their abilities.
Luring recruits with my new "Posting HD" scheme since '08.
by 06Lion on Nov 16, 2008 7:17 PM EST 0 recs












