Players weren’t t the biggest issue. Dunce coaches were

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Hallelujah! Brings a tear to my eye. The slow death was the wooooorst

hardcorecoug

12/8/22 11:56am

Now go find the player talent who can actually pull this off

Indy Coug

12/8/22 11:58am

Much easier to recruit players to this type of scheme

canuckchuck

12/8/22 12:01pm

Agree. Alpha defensive players want to attack. Recruit to the scheme.

Squirt

12/8/22 12:04pm

Also easier to look good when the offense doesn't know that they can just run

Trent

12/8/22 3:11pm

They're also saying that recruiting is everything

whoneedscorners?

12/8/22 12:04pm

May be. But, pretty sure our front 7 could become proficient at pretending like

Doogal McCougar

12/8/22 12:23pm

Players want to play like that — it won't be hard to find them

2FarGone

12/8/22 12:28pm

While our D talent has been lacking, we could have played this style if it were

fulano

12/8/22 12:40pm

Players weren’t t the biggest issue. Dunce coaches were

kotacoug

12/8/22 12:57pm

It's not currently there, that's why recruiting is the most important aspect

RockyBalboa

12/8/22 1:18pm

I agree but it is important that he says this now to signal to recruits that

CameronG

12/8/22 3:22pm

Amen

MrSandman

12/8/22 3:30pm

Give me a break. Bronco did it just fine with very similar talent.

Goliath

12/8/22 4:14pm

Expect BYU to give up more big plays, which was the one area that Tuiaki was

Skeptical Optimist

12/8/22 11:58am

Rather have a shoot out then not give the offense the ball after long drive and

Kolobrdm

12/8/22 11:59am

Me too. Nothing worse than those grinding 14 play drives where we can't stop

Skeptical Optimist

12/8/22 12:00pm

3rd and 1? It was 3rd and long that we routinely failed to stop them.

Bert609

12/8/22 12:02pm

It was 3rd and anything that we failed to stop them

Skeptical Optimist

12/8/22 12:04pm

3rd and (insert any distance here)

whoneedscorners?

12/8/22 12:04pm

3rd and 99...Touchdown! That's how it felt at least

Don Carlton

12/8/22 12:07pm

This. Was too easy for teams to stay “on schedule” against Tuakis scheme.

Squirt

12/8/22 12:07pm

There are many things worse than 14-play drives where we can't stop them.

All-American

12/8/22 12:09pm

At least our defense will be well rested for the fourth quarter. 😀

ArcticKat

12/8/22 12:13pm

Disagree. 14 play touchdown drives feel like they are worth 10 points with the

Super Chicken

12/8/22 1:11pm

Not me because I don't trust our offense in a shootout.

kiyoshige

12/8/22 2:37pm

I'm ready!

hardcorecoug

12/8/22 12:04pm

Never could come to grips with being willing to sacrifice a

IceBlue

12/8/22 12:09pm

Well said! Also how did we even recruit with Tuiaki's scheme? Who would want

hardcorecoug

12/8/22 12:13pm

We were giving up big plays anyways...

Coug

12/8/22 12:17pm

Tuiaki's last 5 seasons, BYU gave up 272 plays of 20+ yards. Bronco's last 5 seasons BYU gave up 247.

Spiff

12/8/22 1:09pm

What D were you watching these past few years?

BYU Grounds

12/8/22 8:05pm

What? You don't stubbornly stick with a game plan no matter who you're playing, including a busted up QB? No way!

Soupie

12/8/22 12:05pm

I wish people understood that blitzing on every play is a horrible idea.

reagan21

12/8/22 12:06pm

No one wants to blitz every down. We just want to blitz when we should be!

hardcorecoug

12/8/22 12:08pm

You would think so, but that’s not my experiences

reagan21

12/8/22 12:11pm

Not to mention EFFECTIVE blitzes and disguised coverages.

IceBlue

12/8/22 12:11pm

This

fulano

12/8/22 12:43pm

You can bring pressure every play with different blitzes & still drop 7

Bobmarleyjr

12/8/22 1:19pm

Pretty sure his response talked about using a multi-scheme approach depending on opponent & situation. CB'er just

Soupie

12/8/22 12:11pm

I’m a fan of an NFL team that almost nerve rushes more than 4. It can be

reagan21

12/8/22 12:15pm

Great. Now I'm hungry 😕

IceBlue

12/8/22 12:16pm

Great. Now you changed it...

IceBlue

12/8/22 12:17pm

Let’s talk about food schemes.

reagan21

12/8/22 12:18pm

If you have two stud DEs built for the pass rush this is the best defense.

jre85

12/8/22 3:06pm

Does your favorite NFL team have good pass rushers?

CameronG

12/8/22 3:31pm

To be fair, they did some blitzing but they were easily recognized and

IceBlue

12/8/22 12:15pm

Exactly. It's all about not being vanilla. Blitzing is a PART of it, but

hardcorecoug

12/8/22 12:15pm

I’d settle for once a quarter or half or even once per game. Point taken though.

ArcticKat

12/8/22 12:16pm

I read it more as referring to not accepting long drawn-out drives.

Eddie

12/8/22 12:17pm

This is a straw man

dixieutahbyuzag

12/8/22 12:18pm

Yep getting pressure with 4 is the key to success when playing 4 down

palangi

12/8/22 12:24pm

He will disguise what he's doing, apply pressure in different ways, and bring

Doogal McCougar

12/8/22 12:29pm

Strange premise that people think blitzing every play is a good idea.

Ripliancum

12/8/22 3:59pm

Max Tooley would thrive. More guys like him please

Gunga Galunga

12/8/22 12:21pm

Isn't this proof that Hill was very aware of BYU's defensive scheme this past

BYUJoJo

12/8/22 12:23pm

if he wasn't before I would imagine he watched a lot of film recently

fulano

12/8/22 12:45pm

He was probably shocked at how bad the defense and scheme were

CameronG

12/8/22 3:33pm

Death by a thousand paper cuts.

BlooCoog

12/8/22 1:49pm

Seems like a high IQ guy that understands where work need to be put in

cougardog

12/8/22 4:24pm

I didn’t here love each other anywhere in that clip.

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