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2024 National Championship Media Thread

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aceboon said:
Yea the discussion on the system/scheme is very good

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Seems like everyone will try to copy this but you need the players and coaching to make it work effectively. If the players don’t know what to do 99% of the time, it’ll just increase turnovers.
 
BigErnMcCracken said:
This is great. Some great schematic stuff too. Redick is so good at this stuff.
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It's so good. JJ really is the best at this and Hurley is playing chess while other college coaches are playing checkers. I can't even follow a fair amount of what Hurley is talking about with the action he runs.
 
superjohn said:
It's so good. JJ really is the best at this and Hurley is playing chess while other college coaches are playing checkers. I can't even follow a fair amount of what Hurley is talking about with the action he runs.
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Chess would be easier with Karaban back.
 
Sounded like that interview Cooper Kupp gave to the reporter on how he caught the winning touchdown pass in the Super Bowl. I remember laughing about how absurd the answer was to any casual football fan and the reporters reaction was priceless. At least in this case the person asking the question understood the answer.
 
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WeAreUCONN said:
Seems like everyone will try to copy this but you need the players and coaching to make it work effectively. If the players don’t know what to do 99% of the time, it’ll just increase turnovers.
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Yea I agree you need the players to make it happen for sure. But let’s not think that we corner the market with the smartest players out there. hope Hurley not revealing too much of the secret sauce
 
tomtom80 said:
Yea I agree you need the players to make it happen for sure. But let’s not think that we corner the market with the smartest players out there. hope Hurley not revealing too much of the secret sauce
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Any good scout already sees what the actions are. The field of 68 preview for the 24 San Diego state game mentioned just how many variations he had in his binder. They can see it, but defending it is tough when there are sooo many ways eachmpleme t formation can evolve. While it’s easy to see just how difficult it is to defend, I can’t see many being able to implement this offense without a high bbiq roster and a core of those already experienced with the system.
 
Scottzer said:
Any good scout already sees what the actions are. The field of 68 preview for the 24 San Diego state game mentioned just how many variations he had in his binder. They can see it, but defending it is tough when there are sooo many ways eachmpleme t formation can evolve. While it’s easy to see just how difficult it is to defend, I can’t see many being able to implement this offense without a high bbiq roster and a core of those already experienced with the system.
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This is also why it is harder to play in conference - the other coaches haven't seen it live so it is harder to prepare for.
 
Big east teams know better how to slow down Uconn. After going 21-2 they cannot stop it either.

You can replicate play books on offense that is the easy part. But the relentless defense Uconn plays with and the constant movement and cutting on offense. Rebounding effort etc. is all Hurley. So many teams are going to try to replicate the Uconn recipe, very few will succeed as you need great coaching to fully get your players to buy in.
 
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