Harder to defend? A GFGH run-dominant attack or a GFGH pass-dominant attack?

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Jul 29, 2014
2:27:20pm

darkcoug

Harder to defend? A GFGH run-dominant attack or a GFGH pass-dominant attack?

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darkcoug

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Harder to defend? A GFGH run-dominant attack or a GFGH pass-dominant attack?

darkcoug

7/29/14 2:27pm

I say pass.

CougarPilot

7/29/14 2:28pm

Balanced attack

2FarGone

7/29/14 2:28pm

the balanced attack makes it more difficult for defenses to

lightmann

7/29/14 2:34pm

The most defeating thing for a defense...

7/29/14 2:34pm

Swearing is bad

CougarEat

7/29/14 2:29pm

Pass. Leads to more plays in the game. D on the field longer.

HansMoleman

7/29/14 2:29pm

If no one blocks, it doesn't matter. Football is an assignment game. You know AF

PhilPete

7/29/14 2:30pm

RE: Harder to defend? A GFGH run-dominant attack or a GFGH pass-dominant

southernfriedcougar

7/29/14 2:31pm

Runs. There's a good deal of evidence about this, actually.

TheDash

7/29/14 3:08pm

Both can work. Oregon is a run first team. The Broncos ran more plays than just

ldssdl

7/29/14 3:30pm

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