Canezum5
Senior
- Joined
- Sep 29, 2014
- Messages
- 4,978
Since I'm right here in Charlottesville for a few weeks and the UVA vs UM game will probably be the Coastal decider I figured I'd go scout.
I only stayed for the 1st half because I was drunk and horny plus the sun was disrespectful.
OFFENSE:
QBs- Brennan Armstrong played for both teams so I didn't get to see the back ups. Brennan looked as polished as you'd expect. Threw quite well under pressure and on the run. Threw a pic into cover 2 coverage that was really bone headed as the corner was sitting on the flats and the safety was already shaded to the deep 3rd corner tipped it.. safety picked it. Stupid play. Outside of that he looked good.
WRs- at this point they're lacking. Nobody stood out and I didn't see any real speed or elite quickness. Corners glued them. Number 99 is still the guy in their offense. He brings physicality and size but his hands are questionable and he has mudfeet for route running. They'll definitely use him up the seams more than anything. Drops...EB
TEs- looks to be the bulk of their offensive skill talent. Got some nice size and pieces there. They got some attention in this offense. Similar to us. Lol. Witmer, Misch, Wood. 3 big *** white guys that will sneak up on you.
RBs- Saw NOTHING special. No dudes.
Oline- probably the main reason I saw no dudes at WR and RB. They got ABUSED. No time to pass. No space to run. They need help there and BAD. No Dudes
DEFENSE:
D-line- two dudes. Faumui and Smiley. Those are the guys and both are stout against run and pass. Entire Dline unit was sound and stout at the POA but those two stood out. They got hosses. Some dudes that SEEM tough to move
LBs- Gulliver Preps own Dsean Perry looked good. Might have a great season. Sure tackling. Was cleaning up on 3rd down. Nick Jackson is a dude but Perry seemed to be the up and Comer
DBS- didn't see too much from this group as the lack of time prevented them from being TRULY tested. They all play physical and with hands. They will play physical beyond the 5 yard bump rule.
Offense- Could've just been the fact that it was a vanilla spring game but Kitchings offense was looking REEALLLLL
Lashlee like. Mostly shotgun. Mostly spread. Some 12 personnel. Good route concepts to stretch the field and scheme some guys open. No run game variation at all. Inside zone from shotgun literally EVERY SINGLE RUN PLAY. This made it really hard to judge the Oline blocking and the Dline run stopping ability because it was obvious af the defense was used to that play in practice.
Defense- Rudzinski gave some 3-4 under like Bronco and some 4-3 under looks. but the biggest difference is trust in his DBs and pass rush. He trust his boys. both Safeties played only 7 to 12 yards off the LOS every single snap. A lot of cover 2 and 3.
Everybody getting physical so nothing clean off the LOS. Alignments were great. Not much busted coverage and broken tackles. It SEEMS, from a philosophical standpoint that this man gives nothing easy. You will not dink and dunk him to death.
You're going to HAVE to complete your deep balls to get him to back off that LOS. As good as Brennan can be, this team will be led by the defense at this point. Could be different in the fall. You can quite clearly see the impact of his coaching ALREADY. THEY WILL NOT BE A ranked as low as last year.
Thanks for reading. If it was TLDR then
I only stayed for the 1st half because I was drunk and horny plus the sun was disrespectful.
OFFENSE:
QBs- Brennan Armstrong played for both teams so I didn't get to see the back ups. Brennan looked as polished as you'd expect. Threw quite well under pressure and on the run. Threw a pic into cover 2 coverage that was really bone headed as the corner was sitting on the flats and the safety was already shaded to the deep 3rd corner tipped it.. safety picked it. Stupid play. Outside of that he looked good.
WRs- at this point they're lacking. Nobody stood out and I didn't see any real speed or elite quickness. Corners glued them. Number 99 is still the guy in their offense. He brings physicality and size but his hands are questionable and he has mudfeet for route running. They'll definitely use him up the seams more than anything. Drops...EB
TEs- looks to be the bulk of their offensive skill talent. Got some nice size and pieces there. They got some attention in this offense. Similar to us. Lol. Witmer, Misch, Wood. 3 big *** white guys that will sneak up on you.
RBs- Saw NOTHING special. No dudes.
Oline- probably the main reason I saw no dudes at WR and RB. They got ABUSED. No time to pass. No space to run. They need help there and BAD. No Dudes
DEFENSE:
D-line- two dudes. Faumui and Smiley. Those are the guys and both are stout against run and pass. Entire Dline unit was sound and stout at the POA but those two stood out. They got hosses. Some dudes that SEEM tough to move
LBs- Gulliver Preps own Dsean Perry looked good. Might have a great season. Sure tackling. Was cleaning up on 3rd down. Nick Jackson is a dude but Perry seemed to be the up and Comer
DBS- didn't see too much from this group as the lack of time prevented them from being TRULY tested. They all play physical and with hands. They will play physical beyond the 5 yard bump rule.
Offense- Could've just been the fact that it was a vanilla spring game but Kitchings offense was looking REEALLLLL
Lashlee like. Mostly shotgun. Mostly spread. Some 12 personnel. Good route concepts to stretch the field and scheme some guys open. No run game variation at all. Inside zone from shotgun literally EVERY SINGLE RUN PLAY. This made it really hard to judge the Oline blocking and the Dline run stopping ability because it was obvious af the defense was used to that play in practice.
Defense- Rudzinski gave some 3-4 under like Bronco and some 4-3 under looks. but the biggest difference is trust in his DBs and pass rush. He trust his boys. both Safeties played only 7 to 12 yards off the LOS every single snap. A lot of cover 2 and 3.
Everybody getting physical so nothing clean off the LOS. Alignments were great. Not much busted coverage and broken tackles. It SEEMS, from a philosophical standpoint that this man gives nothing easy. You will not dink and dunk him to death.
You're going to HAVE to complete your deep balls to get him to back off that LOS. As good as Brennan can be, this team will be led by the defense at this point. Could be different in the fall. You can quite clearly see the impact of his coaching ALREADY. THEY WILL NOT BE A ranked as low as last year.
Thanks for reading. If it was TLDR then