LINKS: Michigan State vs Michigan, 2015

Brief report on BDS links for Michigan/MSU.

The State of Michigan
How MSU defends MSU power O -4-3 UM.

Cover 4 Front 7 Leverage – How MSU is set up to provide easy Front 7 buttons and fast gaming

4 Coverage - MSU has delayed its coverage of MEG this season

Cover 4 Safety Play - Rules of the game Cover 4 Safety

MSU Jet Sweep Pack - A large part of the MSU attack

MSU Mesh Play - Expected Baseline Chart vs. Michigan Coverage 1

MSU Vertical Link Concept - MSU Basic Deep Trail Concept ; go there regularly

Three links to the MSU Blitz package:
connection 1
shortcut 2
shortcut 3

And the MSU brand always has more to offer

Michigan
Jim Harbaugh Primer - Beyond the basics of the Jim Harbaugh team

Michigan Rapid Attack - Define some execution patterns in Michigan

Threat Focus on Tight Formations - How Michigan spreads the field despite strong teams

Tunnel Screen Basics - How Michigan uses Smoke Screen in its Crime

Faint Side Flood - The triangle view is often given to the road on one side of the field

Cover 1 Fundamentals - D from Michigan, although Cover 3 and Man Under also work

Skin Changes 1 – How Michigan Fit Inside Cover 1 conforms to a specific appearance

And the Michigan brand always has more to offer

Both
The Many Repetitions of Power O - An overview of Power O usage between different types of Power O

Win! Trap Return - How both groups use trap blocks and punches to their advantage

Use Pulling OL and FB to create additional gaps - UM over MSU, but both do a little more

LINKS: Michigan State vs Ohio State, 2015

Summary of BDS links for Spartans / Buckeyes game. I will also have at least one more internship at Moscow State University this week.

Michigan
A crime
How MSU Power Defends O - MSU wins 4-3 on UM's base run

The MSU Jet Sweep package is an important part of the MSU hack

MSU Trap Play - OSU loves Wham (see below), but last year MSU had a lot of success with trap play. Look for it again this year.

MSU Mesh Play is the basic layout you can expect from a Michigan 1 cover.

The vertical concept of the MSU switch is the basic concept of the deep path MSU; I go there regularly (almost two dozen times vs UM)

Trek OL is Pass Pro : How MSU ensures that security works in its permissions.

PROTECTION
Coverage 4 Coverage - MSU has mixed most of its coverage with MEG this season; still mostly MEG

Cover 4 Front 7 Leverage - How to set up MSU Front 7 for comfortable keys and fast playback

Cover 4 Safety Game - Game rules Cover 4 Safety

Three links to the MSU Blitz package:
CONNECTION 1
COMPOUND 2
COMPOUND 3

There is always something else on the MSU label

OHIO
A crime

The tunnel shield and retractable block make up the bulk of the OSU's side attack (along with the second rear breach). Focus on DB to chat while playing.

OSU Tight Split Zone is a Base Run game based on many of their violations.

60Y Curl - Narrow Split Zone - main game; 60Y Curl is the primary way to isolate recipients in a database.

Wham Play : Change the area of ​​the dense section. Since UM has had a fair share of success against MGU.

OSU 2-Back Offense - They like to move in H to increase their speed towards the edge. Zeke is also a good lead blocker for QB cattle, which killed MSU in the red zone last year.

Locking and pulling out the OSU is another way to make the OSU lose control when the DE MSUs are locked inside. Unlike Barrett from that look

The OSU Speed ​​Parameter Pack is another way for Buckeyes to gain an advantage, usually control based on protection scores.

Combining the sail and block concept is OSU's preferred way to attack restricted areas with a pass. Put a lot of effort into the DB so they can work long hours and share data in the field.

Concept 7 ins - How the OSU likes to attack with its slot, especially in the red zone

Follow the Pivot concept - OSU initially looks like a network and can still put recipients at risk.

PROTECTION
OSU also plays Cover 4 and has a similar flash package, but OSU will play more MODs (although MEG is still their mainstay) and play their security deeper than MSU.

Coverage 4 Coverage - MSU has mixed most of its coverage with MEG this season; still mostly MEG

Cover 4 Front 7 Leverage - How to set up MSU Front 7 for comfortable keys and fast playback

Cover 4 Safety Game - Game rules Cover 4 Safety

Just 4 OSU Coverage Adjustments - How Ohio Road Equipment Works

OSU D-Line planters are some of the best DL planters in B1G.

Press Cover Technique - Applicable to both teams, but taken from Ash's presentation.

And as more and more links to the OSU board
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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

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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.

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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.