For the type of O-lineman ND recruits trap blocking and quick hitting plays has always worked well

jamie 1611 posts Original UHND Member
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Trap blocking allows for angles and with tall, long and athletic lineman this is a perfect fit. Lineman that can pull and run is important especially on trap blocking and QB lead plays. Never liked zone blocking a lot of reaching for your opponent and your base is less stable which leads to more holding calls. ND TEs also have played a big role in our past running success and we need Evans and Rairdon playing well. Flanigan threw some key blocks but also missed a lot.

1st half grade would be a D, 2nd half grade would be a B+. A lot of credit to RB love who many times was hit in the backfield and fought for extra yards.

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