I think it's more of an advantage to know the other team's offensive scheme.

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Oct 5, 2021
2:09:23pm

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Not looking past Boise, but does anyone else have the feeling that Grimes is going to be able to easily exploit BYU’s D

Yllage Vidiot Humbly Awesome

10/5/21 11:03am

I mean, Tuiaki and Kalani know his scheme just as well as he knows theirs

sidsie716

10/5/21 11:04am

I see your point. Not convinced that it will go both ways in this case though.

Yllage Vidiot

10/5/21 11:05am

I think it's more of an advantage to know the other team's offensive scheme.

truecougster

10/5/21 2:09pm

Or will Tuiaki and Kalani easily be able to exploit Grimes’ Offense?

Junior Deputy

10/5/21 11:05am

A prevent defense isn’t really one that exploits weaknesses though.

Yllage Vidiot

10/5/21 11:06am

RE: Or will Tuiaki and Kalani easily be able to exploit Grimes’ Offense?

fan_byu

10/5/21 11:20am

doesn't it feel BYU's D is different enough this year? Seems the talent we

hxmCougar2000

10/5/21 11:06am

No. He's not that fantastic of a coordinator. Great with the O line though.

byubyu

10/5/21 11:06am

Jet Sweeeeep!

kccougar

10/5/21 11:08am

Has anyone watched Baylor to see if their offense resembles BYU’s circa 2017-2019 at all? I haven’t.

Yllage Vidiot

10/5/21 1:34pm

Kalani had to take play calling away from grimes and give it to ARod because he

travelcoug

10/5/21 11:08am

If anything I would think the defense has the advantage in that scenario

Non-mo Coug

10/5/21 11:21am

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