[Bull got out!]

We noticed against Ashland the secondary was playing perfect coverage on the Ashland receivers. The Frederick Douglass game what I saw was so much gap between the receivers everything was open in the passing game. So from that game till now, Corbin looks to have paid close attention to the film and team at hand and Ashland is very similar to Paducah Tilghman in the fact that they throw mainly screen passes to the flats and to me that will determine alot in this game. Corbins Dline was after it in the Ashland game and other than a penalty that gave Ashland a first down, 1 big running play is all I remember that was given up in the first half. Now, thats not to say there wasn't other nice plays by Ashland but the Corbin defense looked efficient. The key is adjustments. I have looked at this part of the game for a while only because it is the one thing that has hurt Corbin in the last 4 years. You cant not leave the same 4-4 defense when a team lines up double tight ends. Just don't work, you also can't leave a gap of 7-10 yards on a reciever when you are playing a good receiver team with a QB that can pass.  So when I watch film, I look for the spacing and adjustments when a team is getting ran on or passed on. A team that makes no adjustments sits at the house. Ask me how I know. Every time a team goes home, if its my team I follow or one that Im a fan of, I look at the film and take a peek at the defense, then it never fails, someone got caught watching the game instead of calling a time out and applying the problem on film to the field. You have to try stuff in a game, disrupt. That disruption don't happen when your dline has to hold up the guy in front of him, it happens when he has the freedom to run towards the QB and sack the dude. Well, I don't know how many sacks or disruptions I saw against Ashland and thats new for Corbin. Thats why I say, this defense looks the part. Now Paducah Tilghman will be a nice challenge because they have 4 receivers that are tuff. But Corbins defense sees one of the best offenses everyday in practice and QBs. So I think Corbin will not be surprised when the play Paducah Tilghman because they see it everyday. Now also in fairness to Paducah Tilghman that defense also sees one of the best offenses in the state. So they will not be surprised when they see Corbin. So it will come down to who can handle the pressure and execute the game plan for either team.