[KentuckyHillBilly5321]

Hillbilly, you were right! I talked to a guy who coached at Bourbon and he said the class that won it went undefeated as freshmans. Have a Q for you. W hat kind of D do you run when your not very big or strong and physically cannot line up in 2 and 4 techniques without getting blown of the ball? do you reccomend a cov.3 in the secondary? been trying to run pressure D ( from Middlesboro) 7 man front but it seems when you do give up a big play it goes to the house.

Vince---
In regard to defense--I need to know a little more about your personnel before I give a suggestion. But--when you think about the pressure front that Middlesboro uses--you need to have 11 athletic players who can run. If you don't have 11--then you can't recover (and like you say--they are going to the house).

1. Are you big/slow, big/fast, little/slow, little/fast, quick
2. What positions are you best players in right now.
3. What kind of D-line do you have (quick, strong, etc--be descriptive)
4. What kind of LB's do you have (see above)
5. What kind of DB's do you have (see above)
6. What has been your base front in the past against the pass (I hope it isn't the 7 man pressure front)

With a little more background--I am sure that we can come up with something.

We use C3 as a base coverage. But from there, we do a lot of things that other teams don't do (which has a lot to do with our d-coordinator--who is now the head coach). But, if you don't have the best athletes in the world, it is a solid base coverage.