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Message: [QUOTE="giddyup, post: 5004448, member: 11505"] I think it was obvious to anybody who cared to be objective that Charlton could script a few good early series but couldn’t call an active game against changing defenses that baited him into the same mistakes over and over. He was like a new QB who couldn’t read what was happening on the field. The difference between FBS and FCS is generally speed across positions. So, you can’t run a west coast dink and dunk wideout screen even if it looks like you have a space advantage when the D is fast and getting multiple hats to the point of attack almost when the ball arrives. Yet, Charlton couldn’t resist trying to extend and beat the edge with slower guys. Same goes with zone read blocking and running. Not likely to succeed without speed on the line. The only thing you can do to beat faster teams is stretch vertically and create numerical disadvantage through misdirection, counter flow and point of attack assignment blocking. [/QUOTE]