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I think if you’re gonna keep a playoff reveal show with the 24 team model, instead of doing it spot by spot, they should do it in four team clusters
We currently have these 4 teams in the 1 to 4 cluster, these 4 in the 5 to 8 cluster, etc
You don’t need to put them in full rank order
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Oregon Cover 8 Cutup vs Ohio State: Square
Cover 8 = Zone Match Quarter Quarter Half
In both clips vs 2x2, they're playing Square to the Star, which means he's outside aligned of 2, rerouting 2 in the same, and playing the first to the flat. The corner is a bail 1/4 player, Quarter Read for the safety.
They're playing Soft Kathy to the boundary (first clip could be Clamp), which is just Zone Cover 2, with a cloud corner, and a half over 1 safety.
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Details of the SEC’s proposed cap policy are emerging: The league would penalize schools in a tiered fine system reaching $10M+ in fines for those spending $70.5M+ on rosters, sources tell @YahooSports.
Said one AD: “The new cap would basically be $70M.”
bit.ly/4iDrVEx
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TE1 🦆
Jamari Johnson is a semifinalist for the 2026 John Mackey Award, presented to the nation’s top tight end.
#GoDucks x @JamariJJ2
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Oregon Ducks HC Dan Lanning's response to Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham and his comments about Oregon's ability to outbid on recruits.
"I know they’ve signed a couple of guys that we weren’t able to compete with what they decided to do, and maybe a lot of that money is tied up for them in another player. I don’t know."
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updated CFP AT-LARGE PICTURE after the 11/10 rankings.
my take: 8 "locks" for the CFP (top 7 + G6)
🟢: Oregon jumps with 1 loss.
🔴: pass Oregon with 3 wins.
🟡/🟠: depends on the committee.
the odds imply ~33% chance for 9-3 Oregon to make the field. I think more like 50/50.
Who would have thought that the biggest beneficiary of the SEC’s (correct) push for the committee to value resume over loss counting would be Oregon
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The CFP selection committee is about to become irrelevant. But in the final year of the 12-team playoff, they’re finally getting something right
Column for @yahoosports
sports.yahoo.com/college-foo…
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Did a quick resume rating look when bucketing teams by total losses to see how well each loss tier was ranked and there was surprising alignment between the CFP and the resumes. A few knit picks and only 2 teams really out of place.
I said it last week and I will say it again:
This committee understands the assignment. A couple things I’d quibble with but Philosophically they are valuing the right things
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Replying to @TeitumT
great series of tweets here by @CoachPack_ For anyone wanting to better understand football at a schematic level, he's an incredible follow and puts out a ton of great content every week.
Oregon Redzone Coverage Call vs Ohio State: Turkey
To the field, they're playing Turkey, with the corner being the waterfall player, the Star biting 1, and the SS biting 2.
To the boundary, it looks like they might be playing Sticky, with the Mac cutting crossers and the Safety taking the back in the funnel.
Similar to the Buzzard call that exists, except Buzzard sets the Turkey call to the back, and the Sticky call away.
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Oregon Cover 7 Trips Check Cutup vs Ohio State: Seahawk
Clip 1: 0:00
Clip 2: 0:30
Traditionally in Seahawk, the Safety is playing deeper than the deepest, with a 60/40 lean towards 3. However, against Ohio State, you can see that there was more of a 60/40 lean towards 2 when Jeremiah Smith was at 2. This was one of the ways that Oregon game-planned for Smith.
In the second clip, vs a Nub (Trey) set, they bring the Poach Safety down, so they can play with a 6 man box.
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Oregon Pressure Path Cutup vs Ohio State: Mac Tom.
1st Clip: 0:00
2nd Clip: 0:40
3rd Clip: 1:10
4th Clip: 1:40
In all four clips, they added some twist to the path.
In the first clip, it was run out of a Boundary Load. The 3T does end up being free off the pick, but the ball is out by then. (Could be 0 Sticky with the safety and backer funneling the back).
In the second clip, it's run out of an Okie/Under front, with the backer working to pick the Guard to the tilt side.
In the third clip, they use a Crawl call to start from a Mint front and then slide to a Short/Bench front. The pick comes from the boundary backer, with the 2i wrapping. Here, the back and center work to the pick.
In the fourth clip, Oregon runs the pick to the 3T instead of the 2i, which is what they had done in the last two plays, and now they run a Tex Stunt game away from it. The center works to the picking backer, which leaves the wrapping 5T uncovered, and the backer does a great job of ricocheting off the pick to be able to force the QB into the EDGE. Behind it, here it looks like they're playing Dog (2 Man) to the field, and Cone to the boundary.
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Oregon Tom Stunt Cutup vs Ohio State.
1st Clip: 0:00
2nd Clip: 0:29
In the first clip, they're playing Cover 6 (Weak rotation Cover 3). In the second clip, they're playing Quarters.
In both clips, they get Counter, and the Tom Stunt frees the 2i to the backside to work into the frontside. In the second clip, because the fullback kicks out the EDGE and the backer spills the puller, the back sees green grass in the A gap, but the 2i is come around free and get to the back.
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Oregon Redzone Coverage Call vs Ohio State: Turkey
To the field, they're playing Turkey, with the corner being the waterfall player, the Star biting 1, and the SS biting 2.
To the boundary, it looks like they might be playing Sticky, with the Mac cutting crossers and the Safety taking the back in the funnel.
Similar to the Buzzard call that exists, except Buzzard sets the Turkey call to the back, and the Sticky call away.
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🦆OREGON 41, THE OHIO STATE 28🦆
@Qb11Sd and @DouglasTS add more thoughts on Saturday's big win, discuss QB transfer options, and go around week 10 in college football.
open.spotify.com/episode/27e…
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Sources tell me a G6 playoff would be worth approximately $200 million annually. That’s about $3 million payout per school annually. Given that the average g6 budget is about $21 million. A 14% annual bump would be attractive. I wrote around 2019 that a G6 playoff would be worth $166 million. So a 21% increase in that projection is significant. Nothing imminent but interesting numbers especially with @Brett_McMurphy reporting 2/3 of g6 coaches favor a playoff.


























