LINKS: Ohio State vs Michigan, 2015

Game

Ohio State
Crime

Tunnel Screen and Slider Block - Most OSU side attachments (with 2 rear attachments). Refers to DB for in-game communication.

OSU's Strict Separation Zone – The base game on which many of his crimes are based

60Y Curl - Early narrow split zone racing game; 60Y Curl is the first way to separate receivers in DB

Hmm play - A step up from your tightly divided territory. How Unified Messaging has been a big part of the ongoing success against MSU.

Offensive 2-Back OSU : They like to use H for limit line speed. JKO was a great main blocker for the QB sweep that killed MSU in the red last year.

OSU Pin and Pull – Another way to reach the edges of the OSU when the MSU is blocking the inside of the DE. Feel free to fight this skin with Barrett

OSU Speed ​​Option Plan – Another way to hit the Buckeyes limit, usually a defensive number-based check.

OSU Pivot-Follow Concept - How OSU works to open the following path, as it seems at first glance

Combined Sail and Cob Concept – OSU's preferred attack method with down pass. This puts a lot of pressure on the DB to communicate over long periods of time and across fields.

7-Ins Idea - How OSU likes to attack with their slots, especially in the red zone

defend
OSU also plays based on Cover 4 and has a similar Blitz pack, but OSU will play more MOD (though MEG is still the main one) and insurance will play deeper than MSU.

Coverage 4 - MSU is more diverse in its coverage outside of MEG this season; Still mostly MEG

Cover 4 Front 7 Leverage – How MSU set up Front 7 on Easy Keys and Fast Play

Cover 4 Safety Play - Cover 4 Safety Game Rules

OSU Cover 4 Solo Adjustment - How Ohio State Travel Works

OSU D-Line Workout – One of the best DL in B1G.

And as many links to the OSU board

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Michigan
Crime
Jim Harbagh Primer – The core of the team led by Jim Harbagh

Michigan Rushing Attack – Take a closer look at some Michigan Rushing Attack patterns

The Threat of Distance with Narrow Structures : How Michigan Is Distributing Rural Despite the Heavy Sentences

Weak Side Flood – Rudak is often seen on one side of the field when looking at the triangle.

defend

Cover 1 Fundamentals - Michigan Base D, although they also run Cover 3 and Man Under.

Deck 1 Fit – How Michigan Deck 1 Fits a Certain Appearance

Michigan Pit Attack Defense – Also expect a lot of jet action from the USO counterattack

And Michigan has more and more every day

Both of them
Lots of iterations of Power O - See Power O from different angles and how to use it

Oops! And The Return of Traps - How Both Teams Use Traps And Buzz Blocks To Their Advantage

Using OL and FB groups to create extra space – More UM than MSU, but both quite helpful.

Tunnel Screen Basics – How Michigan Uses Smoke Screens in Crime and USO Tunnel Screens

Press Coverage Technique – Applicable to both parties, but taken from the ASU presentation.