Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 131078726" data-attributes="member: 1606648">They have an idea on how to play defense in the Big 12 The question becomes how fast can their young secondary get to the needed level. You seen glimpses of it. It is all adjustments and being the vanguard of the change instead of being behind the change. You have to create pressure and the better you are with less people. If needed you have to play man coverage on the back end.At least a combination of zone and man. The coaching in the Big 12 has drastically improved on the defensive side of the ball. ESPN had an article about it. How the Baylor/TCU game in 2011 was all offense and in 2019 it was all defense. Compare that to LSU/Bama. I think the Big 12 is comfortable where they are at because their football is now in the SEC at most of the major schools. Similar to the wishbone from the SWC. The coaching staff at Texas really believes they can get the needed players to defend these offenses</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 131078726, member: 1606648"] They have an idea on how to play defense in the Big 12 The question becomes how fast can their young secondary get to the needed level. You seen glimpses of it. It is all adjustments and being the vanguard of the change instead of being behind the change. You have to create pressure and the better you are with less people. If needed you have to play man coverage on the back end. At least a combination of zone and man. The coaching in the Big 12 has drastically improved on the defensive side of the ball. ESPN had an article about it. How the Baylor/TCU game in 2011 was all offense and in 2019 it was all defense. Compare that to LSU/Bama. I think the Big 12 is comfortable where they are at because their football is now in the SEC at most of the major schools. Similar to the wishbone from the SWC. The coaching staff at Texas really believes they can get the needed players to defend these offenses [/QUOTE]

Name