Inside the Playbook - Michigan State Insert Zone Play Action, Sail Concept from 2x2

An interesting twist on the idea of ​​fairly simple navigation in Michigan. Let's see.

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MSU

I like how MSU is part of the concept of sailing here. With the formation of the rear wing slip, the slip overlaps and is released through the VOC in the section.

You can see how MIKE avoids the threat of this insert by forcing Will to respond to flat cover paving the way pic.twitter.com/E6BmrrfuoW

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What makes this drama special?

In general, protection treats shelving in a special way, knowing that vertical and counter shelving can also be a threat. However, the threat of a reverse apartment is the spread of mainstream software. The insertion of the MSU zone, which simulates a direct reaction, gives the performance a unique feel and emphasizes the verticality of the performance.

Due to the reverse action, Flat Defender and ILB often take care of the reverse H to insert the image behind the LOS. Of course, a shallow cross is not uncommon, but if it breaks through the VOC and hides behind the protection of the passage for a while, it becomes an immediate threat to protection, because they do not see its fully developed trajectory.

This effect, while not large, can cause the lower defense lane (opening carrier) to overreact or not see it when opening the aircraft lane.

It's a very small combination, but it puts you into a simple insider threat offense that gives protection a new feel without any blanket flush action.