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Just got finished reviewing the tape (DVR actually) so I might be able to shed some light. I was at the game and thought RHS O line must be holding like crazy to create the lanes they were running through.

 

After watching the game on TV (RHS offensive plays in slow-mo) I think I have your answer. The one thing that stood out from all other OR games I've watched this year was the lack of backside pursuit. RHS's O-line did a fabulous job of cut-blocking the backside. I'm not talking about illeagal blocks (though there were a couple of questionable combo blocks) but the ones where the O lineman got into the legs of the defensive lineman and either knocked him down or created a sizable cut back lane. I also don't remember so many traps and counters run by an opponent.

 

Another thing was all year OR used there Dbacks in run support, but by using the spread formation RHS took them out of the play before the ball was even snapped. Great scheme and execution.

 

RHS's defensive line didn't overpower OR's offensive line. They occupied OR's O-linemen which freed-up the linebackers. RHS was able to put a minimum of 8 men in the box for run support. All of OR's passes were to the outside of the field on fades and quick outs. I don't recall them throwing down the middle of the field at all. With no threat of getting beat with the pass, RHS just loaded the box and shot the gaps. Good job.

 

All year long OR was able to hit the pass over the middle to force the defense to respect the pass. I guess they quit trying because they weren't able to pick up the blitz and I only remember one attempted screen to a running back.

 

Good job to the RHS staff. Enjoy it, you earned it.

 

Looks like we now have another "R" team from middle Tennessee to overcome. In the words of the long-suffering Vanderbilt fans everywhere, "Wait 'till next year!"

 

OR333

 

Good summary

 

As far as waiting for next year, watch out for the Orange Mound Kids from the upcoming senior class of Ridgeway. They have some real serious talent returning on both sides of the ball plus a 2100 yds running back.

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Ravenwood's defense will not stop Spencer. This is coming from someone who graduated from Centennial. Ravenwood will have to match point for point, because Oak Ridge will score 25+.

 

Umm....if you don't come to play in a game, then the rating people have given you is over what it really is.

AKA-Overrated.

 

Did you change your mind?

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