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September 20, 2026 at 4:26 am #18784
PasadenaTrojan
ParticipantStart Rock Hill at corner
Our DBs can’t give 10 yards of space EVERY down. need to press man cover sometimes
I think we ran a lot of man today. Guess we have to try zone once in a while because we couldn’t guard anyone
DL does not play as a unit
Edge guys need to stop losing it. Crashing down into middle and no one stays home
Time to see Sermons at nickel or safety
Rutgers WRer Huff was a beast. Hard to shut down great WRers. Maybe he will be one of those
Guys are playing hard. Some talent is there. Has to be scheme
Wafle needs to learn the Dwight (colts) spin move. Only has a Bull rush. Hes too athletic to not have multiple moves
Pete liked to slant all DLs on some run Downs just to mix it up and give O something to think about. I would try it. We need to get their O off the field
we need the safety urhlacher blitz. And corner blitz like fsu game. Gotta outscheme some folks. Straight up isn’t working
what do you guys think?
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September 20, 2026 at 4:04 pm #18844Participant
Lots of people complaining on X
not a lot of suggestions
any here?
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September 20, 2026 at 4:46 pm #18846
BigBalls
ParticipantVery disappointing performance by the defense yesterday. Rock Hill had the second most snaps at corner yesterday. Jontez got hurt. We were in a prevent defense a lot yesterday which pissed me off. It’s Rutgers coach! We also were rushing three guys a lot of the game. Patterson went very vanilla which I hope and pray was to not show the Ducks much on film. Patterson told Shaun Cody in an interview last week that he wants to keep things vanilla for now.
some more thoughts on defense later-
September 20, 2026 at 5:17 pm #18848Participant
Where do you find snap counts?
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September 20, 2026 at 5:27 pm #18849Participant
It’s on a paid site, sorry can’t link it.
DEFENSIVE SNAP COUNTS
Defensive LineJide Abasiri: 52
Alex VanSumeren: 48
Floyd Boucard: 22
Tomuhini Topui: 10sn
Defensive Ends
Kameryn Crawford: 53
Luke Wafle: 50
Braylan Shelby: 23
Zuriah Fisher: 19
Linebackers
Desman Stephens: 72
Deven Bryant: 72
Cornerbacks
Chasen Johnson: 59
Elbert Hill IV: 51
Jontez Williams: 22
Marcelles Williams: 13
Safeties
Prophet Brown: 72
Christian Pierce: 71
Kennedy Urlacher: 55
Alex Graham: 15
Trestin Castro: 13
OFFENSIVE SNAP COUNTS
QuarterbackJayden Maiava: 68 plays
Running Backs
King Miller: 44
Waymond Jordan: 22
Riley Wormley: 12
Wide Receivers
Kayden Dixon-Wyatt: 64
Tanook Hines: 44
Zacharyus Williams: 30
Corey Simms: 20
Tron Baker: 3
Boobie Feaster: 2
Tight Ends
Mark Bowman: 60
Tucker Ashcraft: 27
Walter Matthews: 7
Carson Tabaracci: 5
Left Tackle
Elijah Paige: 68
Left Guard
Hayden Treter: 40
Kaylon Miller: 28
Center
Tobias Raymond: 68
Right Guard
Alani Noa: 68
Right Tackle
Justin Tauanuu: 68
Yards after contact/rushing yards
King Miller: 70/102
Riley Wormley: 16/52
Waymond Jordan: 17/26
Jayden Maiava: 0/6
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September 20, 2026 at 6:46 pm #18854
Java
KeymasterHelpful. Thanks
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September 21, 2026 at 1:47 am #18892
San Clemente
ParticipantI would move Wafle to middle linebacker and have him captain the defense from there. He is a legit NUMBER 55. besides he can’t seem to find the quarterback at defensive end. Seems stupid that he’s not involved in half the plays. sc
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September 21, 2026 at 10:58 pm #19055Participant
Idk. Hes still growing too. He seems to be a legit 265’ of muscle? Isnt that too big?
He’s effective at LOS. The big cushion by DBs is not giving them enough time to get there
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September 21, 2026 at 10:27 pm #19052
the909
ParticipantNo more soft zones dropping back 8 yards off the LOS.
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September 21, 2026 at 10:59 pm #19056Participant
YES!!!!
this has to be a Riley thing. It was like that with Grinch too. D Lynn was better
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