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| commonsense3
August 17, 2011
9:17:48 PM
Entry #: 3783727
| One last example for you all, lets look at Monrovia 2009. Now who would better understand how to stop our O than us? It is not possible to argue (although you'll try). That our D in 2009 was anything less than very good. We knew going in what they would do (only one formation and maybe 4-5 different plays). Our D knew what to expect and what to do to stop it. You know the rest. Fact is if you run Option well, it dosen't matter if they know it's coming or not. Will we win all of our games all of the time, nope. But when we have good years we will be very good and on bad years we will be 9-3 not 0-10 like the old days. Progress is here and we are heading to the DOME if you don't like it then just sit down, shut up, and enjoy the ride. STATE CHAMPS COMING SOON WATCH AND SEE. ps. you simple minded people don't really think what you saw at the scrimmage is all there is do you? I would remind you that we never look good in the scrimmage. What we saw is what Brain wanted Mo to see. I cant wait till friday should be a GREAT GAME.
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| RealisticFan
August 18, 2011
6:58:46 AM
Entry #: 3783865
| and if you will read 1 of my earlier post you will notice that i said " if you control the line of scrimmage you can do anything you want". well, monrovia dominated the line. thats the difference between us and their team. we can't dominate the line against quality teams. thus our reasoning. you may catch on someday, i doubt it though.
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| Dutchman
August 18, 2011
1:54:31 PM
Entry #: 3784160
| Commonsense-
Coach B better have the Rams ready for Salem. This won't be the game as usual. Mo hasn't coached State Championship teams by not being prepared. I just hope the Rams don't run their same old offense. I won't make any predictions, but we'd better be ready.
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| commonsense3
August 18, 2011
2:08:08 PM
Entry #: 3784166
| dear realistic, football is about the line of scrimmage. If you get beat up front you get beat peroid. There is no scheme that will change that. Not the I, Wing T, or even the Flex-bone. If your line is not playing well you damn sure can't drop back and throw the ball 20 times. What we do gives us the best chance the WIN. I'm done fighting with people who don't know what their talking about. See New Topic
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| RealisticFan
August 18, 2011
2:16:43 PM
Entry #: 3784173
| its easier for the d line to control the line of scrimmage when they know whats coming. you obviously don't know much either.
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| commonsense3
August 18, 2011
7:36:12 PM
Entry #: 3784370
| As stated before the D line doesn't know whats coming as are blocking adapts to the concept that the D runs. Just because you thinks its all the same doesn't mean it is. Keep it real there MR.Realistic. also that really wasn't my point, my point was it starts at the line and if your line doesn't play well, the rest of the team will follow suit. Great News We have some big strong kids up front and we will be pretty good this year.
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| Shizz
August 18, 2011
9:39:40 PM
Entry #: 3784413
| The 2009 Monrovia Team was just a better team than the Rams were that year they had a really fast quarterback and were faster all around then the Rams I always remember they had a player #35 who was somethin like 6'3" 215lbs. think he played LB and some DB and was faster then any Rams player remember when Wilson caught a pass down the left sideline and that kid came across the other side of the field near the sidelines to chase Wilson down when it looked like Wilson was goin to go for a big gain....
anyway I wouldn't want to be that team I would as A Ram fan be more like Ft. Wayne Luers and the tradition they have built....
Shiz
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