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copemoney0 said...
Not at all.. but Kelly's offense is more similar to RR's than to Saban's pro style, which was what the law analogy basically tried to highlight
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This is Michigan, fergodsakes.
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SpartanRocky said...
I don't touch the SEC
; work for a small firm. I understand that O's can be different.
What I'm asking, in good faith here, for an explanation between the two. I'm not setting this up for a flame or anything; I'm really not seeing a ton of difference and am asking a UM fan to highlight the differences for me.
I'd also argue that your example is the difference between a spread attack and a pro-style attack, as they both fall into the category of "CFB" offense, but are vastly different. I think a better analogy would be a guy that does tax work from an estate planning point of view and then is asked to handle real estate taxes, or a tax delinquency matter with the IRS. Both fall under the category of "tax law", but involve different skill sets.
This post was edited by xxmgobluexx on 6/20/2012 at 2:21 PM
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Due51 said...
I could explain to you that Rich Rod wants to run an inside veer and use the first man on or outside the guard as the read key, while Borges would rather change the the track of the RB (which changes the mesh point and therefore changes the footwork of the QB).
FWIW, this is the exact type of stuff I'd like to know
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Also, I thought that RichRod's O keyed off the the guy outside the OT, aka, DE or LB on the LOS.
Michigan State does not and will not run the 3-4 defense.
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Due51 said...
Try this:
You're an attorney. You handle business transactions, estate settlements, etc, right? You deal with corporations and perhaps the SEC on certain transactions. You deal with business owners and executives, widows, and other estate lawyers.
Now......tomorrow morning, go defend murder suspect in a capital murder trial.
Both require an attorney but they're both vastly different. Am I right?
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SpartanRocky said...
FWIW, this is the exact type of stuff I'd like to know
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Also, I thought that RichRod's O keyed off the the guy outside the OT, aka, DE or LB on the LOS.
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Peterklima said...
You think that would be screwed up....that is exactly what judges do. They go from an intense civil matter involving a complicated area of law (like ERISA) to a capital murder case back to a civil fraud case, then a probation violation, then an international dispute, back to a drug smuggling case, etc.
I don't see how they can handle an extensive understanding of the law in all those areas.....
This post was edited by SpartanRocky on 6/20/2012 at 2:28 PM
Michigan State does not and will not run the 3-4 defense.
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Due51 said...
Dude....trying to explain the rules would take about as much time as you trying to explain tax law.
Like I said, all cars with 4 wheels and an engine aren't the same. I can't explain how the PCM on a Lamborghini works, but I can tell you it's a hell of a lot different than the one in my Fusion.
We have all summer
. I'm not trying to get under your skin here; I'm honestly curious about Borges' offense and how he's creating something for Denard that doesn't take him too far outside his comfort zone. Michigan State does not and will not run the 3-4 defense.
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Looks like MSU is going to pick up Darian Hicks
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copemoney0 said...
Again common sense
The only matchups that would be quasi difficult for UGA would be Clemson and UM.. assume UGA beats Clemson at least once and beats UM :)
Again, just because Georgia was in the SEC, doesn't mean they were any good. Name one GOOD win for them. I don't think they beat anybody in the top 25.
Your argument is just pathetic.
This is Michigan, fergodsakes.
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