Offense or Defense? Which one..

[MU4NU]

is easier for a freshman to learn or start at in college? I feel offense because you know what the play is and where you are going. Defense.. you have to pick itup quick. Especially secondary.

 

[huskerfan1414]

Depends on the position, but overall its definitely offense. You can control what a freshman is doing on plays on O. You cant do that on D, unless its a speed rusher on third down and you can just say "sick 'im".

 

[Cornicator]

Running back or receiver. Because if you're talented enough to play those spots as a true freshman, you don't have to learn every aspect of the play book. They're going to likely create packages for you just to get on the field.

 

[inWV]

Lots of read and react on D for the LBs and DBs. Younger linemen have to build strength. Frosh in the skill psns on offense are a different story.

 

[jteten]

Definitely offensive studs. More technique and reads defensively. Talented athletes find their way on offense, especially on the college level.