This should be interesting, wonder if the SDSU coach will actually do this.
SDSU, no punting, no kicking
Collapse
Recommended Videos
Collapse
X
-
SDSU, no punting, no kicking
This should be interesting, wonder if the SDSU coach will actually do this.Last edited by Bull_Market; 08-13-2012, 04:41 PM.#HellaBandz
In Gunna I TrustTags: None -
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
I hope not. This plan could really backfire on them. Gives the opponents a big advantage if they screw up.Thee I Love
-
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
will be fun to watch!
here is a better story then a sentence on rotoworld
Comment
-
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
Real life ea online football. Now lets see if they will rage quit in The 2nd if they down 21.Comment
-
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
When you think about it, he's basically saying F his punters/kickers. They will just be a bunch of bench warmers. I would very upset if I was them.Thee I Love
Comment
-
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
I've seen high school teams that do this here in Texas and the players always look like they're ready to die once they leave the field. It sounds good in theory but hardly ever works in practice.Rangers - Cowboys - Aggies - Stars - Mavericks
Comment
-
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
or he's saying since our K and P graduated last year no one looks good enough to have faith in this year hahaComment
-
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
While what works on paper is a lot different than what works in real life, there are several studies out there which suggest going for it, when the distance is within reason, is advantageous and will result in a first down the majority of the time.
I hope this works out for them in all honesty. I'm sure he'll still use his punters and kickers if it's not worth the risk however. Haha. I mean, going for it on 4th down when you're on your own 35 is a quick way to get fired.
It'll be interesting to look at the stats at the end of the season though.
Ninja edit - Didn't Oregon do this this past year almost? I remember seeing something where if Chip thought the field goal was too long and they had a good chance to stop the opponent on defense they would just run their normal offense and go for it. They had almost a 50% success rate I think.Last edited by tested29; 08-13-2012, 07:25 PM.Comment
-
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
While it's true that he doesn't want to punt, the yahoo article basically states that he wouldn't punt if he's in the opponent's territory. Not if he's backed up inside his own 5 or so.Comment
-
will be fun to watch!
here is a better story then a sentence on rotoworld
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-...35--ncaaf.html
Sent from my ADR6425LVW using Tapatalk 2Comment
-
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
The absolutism seems a bit nutty, but the general concept is right: football coaches are way, way too conservative and should go for it more often (especially true for a mid-major like SDSU).
A few primers below:
Risk is at the heart of football strategy. Aggressive, risky gameplans should result in boom-or-bust high-variance outcomes, sometimes scori...
If there's one topic where quantitative analysis can change the way football is played, it's 4th down decision-making. Many articles here ha...
I write things on the Internet.
Comment
-
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
The absolutism seems a bit nutty, but the general concept is right: football coaches are way, way too conservative and should go for it more often (especially true for a mid-major like SDSU).
A few primers below:
Risk is at the heart of football strategy. Aggressive, risky gameplans should result in boom-or-bust high-variance outcomes, sometimes scori...
If there's one topic where quantitative analysis can change the way football is played, it's 4th down decision-making. Many articles here ha...
http://www.advancednflstats.com/2011...risky-4th.html
Comment
-
Re: SDSU, no punting, no kicking
Just stupid I don't care what the stats are to back it up, I'm fine with more teams going for it past the 50 every now and then in certain distances but not all the time.Saints, LSU, Seminoles, Pelicans, Marlins, LightningComment
Comment