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Originally Posted by tryfuhl
Are you implying that it's a play call differentiation? I really haven't been able to watch it that closely. Just seems like our other QBs don't mind trying to let the receiver make the play.
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I think Zorn likes the run, run, bootleg on the goalline, but we don't have the personnel with the second team to run it. Yoder never gets off the damn line of scrimmage, and Cooley is always well covered.
With Sellers going backside to sell the run, the play never ever works.
This is just simplified goalline stuff, and any quarterback can execute it.