[bucslover68]

Belfry has got to be patient offensively. It worked real well against Ashland. By patient I mean take what the defense gives you. If you can get 2-3 yards take it. Also, protecting Coleman at QB is imperative IMO. You ask how do you protect a QB that doesn't pass much? If they blow the center up, which normally does not happen, it really can throw the QB off. When that happens then the timing is off and for Belfry to be successful, then their timing has to be on. Also, when Belfry does pass then Coleman has to have the time to get rid of the ball. Case in point. The first or second play against Alter, Belfry goes play action and the receiver is wide open, probably 6. They get him from the blind side and he fumbles. When Belfry does pass they must keep Coleman upright.