Things discussed:
- Shea's keeps: Mentioned Neck Sharpies—you still have to test that shuffled end sometimes anyway
- If you have a spread offense and the other team can shut off your keep game, you've failed.
- Borges problems again: not punishing teams that are soft on the edge.
- The CB blitzes were RPS-3's because they were crushing the Arc Read Zone
- Frustrating because McCaffrey comes in for three plays and they're all bad reads.
- Nico doesn't have one jump ball situation. Throw it to covered Nico!
- Shea's seeing ghosts.
- Michigan fumbled on three of its four possessions, Ronnie Bell gave up 100 yards of field position on punts.
- The RB rotation is irrelevant.
- One great call: the wheel route. Lost the screen game—surprised that wasn't more part of the gameplan.
- Smoke route? You cannot let teams play 10 yards off your receivers.
- Spath's source: His analysis is off but the source is good. When you have an RPO, you don't get to do decide if you're running or passing.
- The second 4th and 2: disagree whether following the blockers would work.
- Caller: Army's offense isn't applicable to the rest of the season/they're not going to run that 3-3-5 again.
- Army's defense has a lot of blitzes—Michigan got got by a blitz once, picked up that blitz later.
- Have to be worried when Rice plays better than you on offense.
- Is it fixable?
