Not always but usually the team who struggles tackling the most is usually the lesser talented team. Tackling is usually

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Oct 16, 2021
10:00:22pm

Zach Morris True Liberal

Not always but usually the team who struggles tackling the most is usually the lesser talented team. Tackling is usually

a reflection of whether you’re playing a team that is better or worse than yours.

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Zach Morris

Previous username: CB4
Bio page: Zach Morris
Joined: Aug 24, 2009
Last login: May 7, 2024
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Honest question: How much are tackling fundamentals practiced "in" practice? We

BleedCougarBlue2

10/16/21 9:34pm

Very very little at the college level. #1 Too much injury risk so most programs rarely go live. #2 If you haven’t

Zach Morris

10/16/21 9:36pm

Use more walk-ons as live tackling dummies? Cuts down the injury risk by 50%.

BleedCougarBlue2

10/16/21 9:40pm

If they don't know how to tackle then why are we recruiting them? Rhetorical

BleedCougarBlue2

10/16/21 9:43pm

BYU will see improvements to their recruiting now that they are Big 12 bound. It’s important to note that byu does not

Zach Morris

10/16/21 9:52pm

I agree that our talent level will rise but that sure seems like a slooooow way

BleedCougarBlue2

10/16/21 9:55pm

Not always but usually the team who struggles tackling the most is usually the lesser talented team. Tackling is usually

Zach Morris

10/16/21 10:00pm

No argument that the better teams tend to tackle better. Broken tackles =

BleedCougarBlue2

10/16/21 10:23pm

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