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Subject: TIM and No Huddle

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TANK

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Date Posted: 15:23:31 01/10/03 Fri

I understand the concept...WCO without the huddle...but that is not Garcia Ball. When he is most effective, like last weekend, he is moving around in the pocket, scrambling out of the pocket, and the running backs are nearly forgotten. Ask yourself, how many times did Garcia hand off in that last twenty minute stretch?

That isn't the WCO. Garcia Ball doesn't rely on footwork for timing...the essence of the WCO.

The key is obviously to find the Bucs' in their run defense and exploit it with passing...abandoning the run. That is how you create "no-huddle" mismatches. It isn't enough to simply get the defense tired. Unfortunately, if the Bucs' sit in a nickel package, I don't think the no-huddle works. they haven't played in two weeks...they won't get tired. Jon Grudens team can run with us. They won't get gassed.

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