Football Fundamentals - RPO Pass Concepts - 3rd Level Read

We have now covered the basics of "Read-Break", the trajectory concept behind LOS, and then the fast trajectory often associated with RPO schemes. Now let's dig a little deeper and look at third party RPOs. We've seen a few of these that relate to rapidly changing concepts such as popups. In this article, we will look at some of the concepts that attack tertiary reading.

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The most common level three readout (famous in Baylor), this track idea is fast enough to go against the safety of the racing base option readout to quickly keep the internal rack support up and running. . fill.

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The stitch is similar to the 5-tier column, only it works with an internal receiver. This is where there will usually be a small crossbar before the seams tear again when race safety drops. Running is usually a game towards the main threat. This is the pop pass we talked about in the last post.

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This is the external receiver of the pins, which interferes with safety, heading straight for the "peg". Slightly different from the 5-level stance, but immediately felt closer to the center of the field. This is commonly used in red box .

Disappear / Stop
Now let's move on to something else. Instead of brazenly dropping your “reading”, take a level three reading here to show whether you are “shooting” or not. So it's almost like a "warning" related to racing.

Read Secondary Road Safety here. When you run or stay flat and inside, you know you have an outside hit or shoulder back. Multiple groups can be turned into messages in 5 steps in the event of a security breach.

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shooter. In this case, you are reading defensive or neighboring concepts lining up on the slots. Recipient "Email" cleared. If the protector works against the VOC in friction, pull and spin the wheel. Reading should be fast, should be standard. This is usually associated with a permanent concept in which the network (i.e. slightly outward) must be extended. Often this warning concept can "work" when the click guard looks like 3 instead of 2.

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This forms the basic concept of the RPO trajectory. In the next few sections, we'll look at the execution patterns that this can be compared to (pretty much any pattern), and we'll look at some of the pass's execution options.