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Georgia Rip Liz Coverage Cutup vs Missouri. 1st Clip: With a Fast 3, UGA checks to Area to the Field. By gameplan, you can turn off Fast 3s, similar to the Gone/Zone It calls that the Aranda Tree has. However, Georgia would have the Fast 3 Rule built in post snap, unlike the Gone/Zone It calls. 2nd Clip: Good look at how the Curl Flat Players play. Gaining more depth and then picking up routes, playing with a zone first mentality. Once 2 declares vertically while the Curl Flat player is 10-12 yards in the seam, then it turns into man.

Georgia QQH Creeper Cutup vs Missouri: Jordan NBA Players = Quarter Quarter Half (Cover 8) Creepers Jordan = A Gap Boundary Backer V-Tech. Vs Wide Zone, Jordan is another way to get into Enter and Skate fit mechanics, and vs IZ/Duo, is a way to create a fill and fold or scratch and sniff fit. 1st Clip: Hammer to the Field with the Stack, Kathy to the Boundary. 2nd Clip: Square to the field, Soft Kathy to the Boundary.

Georgia Big 12 Pressure Cutup vs Missouri: Cowboy Big 12 Teams = 5 Man Pressures, Cover 7 to the Field, Blitz Coverage to the Boundary. Cover 7 = Man Match Quarters (Man Match = I have my guy unless) Bracket to the field. The Star plays Catch, while the Corner is playing Inch Tech. With the Back to the boundary, it is a Nob Stunt (Nose First, Tackle Wrap). With the Y in the core, you can 22 it with the Backers.

Just like Big 12 pressures - when they are not blitzing backside they are most likely playing “Sticky” so it’s no big deal to just turn it into man and bring an extra guy Good stuff @CoachPack_

A snap of Odd Mirror 5 from Georgia against Florida in 2021. Odd Mirror = Odd Front. Mac and Jack are 2-on-1, funneling the back, with the remaining player becoming an aggressive spy. The Front is working to break the pocket so the spy can trigger. 5 = Dog. Dog = Inside Trail Man Tech (Let them win the race, get to the low hip)

Georgia Red Zone Coverage Call vs Florida: Gobbler Thanksgiving Terms = Redzone Coverages Gobbler = Turkey to the field and Blitz Coverage to the Boundary. Vs Trey (3x1 Nub), it converts from the Boundary Safety blitzing to the Corner. To the Bunch, it plays out like Trio, with the Star locking the point, and the Safety and Backer sorting out 1 and 3, and the corner protecting the flat.

2021 Georgia Birddog Call Cutup vs Florida. NFL Teams = Birddog Coverage Birddog Coverage = Cover 5 (Man-Match 2 Man) Simulated Pressures 1st Clip: Thief to the Field and Slice to the Boundary. Thief: Boundary Safety Steals 3. The Star and Corner are playing with normal cut rules. 2nd Clip: vs FIB, they do put the Star to the Boundary, and they play Steal to the field. 3rd Clip: The Boundary Safety travels to the Field with the swipeback of the Y, still playing with Steal/Thief Rules.

2021 Georgia 7 Bracket Cutup vs Florida. 7 = Man Match Quarters Bracket: CB has all of 1 (MEG) Star has all of 2 (MEG) Safety keys EMLOS for R/P read, then snaps hips and eyes to 2. If 2 is vertical, it turns into a double; if 2 is out or shallow, the Safety can either work back to the QB or double the 1. You can play a harder form of Bracket, where the safety comes out of the roof to take 2 shallow, and the star then zones off or works to double the 1. Florida under Ron Roberts did this quite a bit.

Another Redzone concept from 2021 Georgia. They play Turkey to the field, and Blitz Coverage into the boundary. Similar to the Gobbler call, it's just a 5 man pressure, playing Turkey to the field and man away.

2021 Georgia Birddog Concept vs Kentucky: Brees 2 (Saints) Same path as the Saban Nola Saints Birddog, but Saban would have the Tackle and the EDGE to the boundary, with the Nose working to contain. What Georgia used to call Brees 2 has the same path but a different pre-snap alignment.

2021 Georgia Simulated Pressure Cutup vs Kentucky: Favre NFL QBs = 3 Deep Simulated Pressures/Creepers Favre = Field Buzz Rotation for the Field Safety, Field Backer blitzes the C Gap. 1st Clip: Field 3T gets the Guard's face, crosses with an inside foot lateral step and then an upfield step. Backer is Cheeking any puller/kickout. 2nd Clip: With a Read Force call, the Jack and Corner can read the Y to see who will be the force. Once the Y steps vertically, the Jack becomes the Force and the Corner can fit off the Y. 3rd Clip: Vs Stacks and Bunches, you can play Fire Lock/Push calls to turn into man, or you can make area calls to turn into Country Cover 3.

UGA Redzone Coverage vs Auburn: Turkey Vs a Bunch, the bunch checks are similar to when playing 2-man (Cover 5). You can play Sort, which tells the SS to cut the final #2, the Star to cut the final #1, the Money to cut the final #3, with the corner playing the flat. You can also play Trio, iPod, and Solo, where you lock the point on 3, 2, or 1.

Georgia 2 Trap Pressure Cutup vs Auburn. 1st Clip: With 2 outside or on the hash, the SS will cut 2, and the FS rolls over to the field, playing half over 1. The Field EDGE that spikes into the A gap forces the ball to bounce right into the Backer, who can play as a flow blitzer. 2nd Clip: Again playing the Roll version because of the split of 2, the SS cuts 2, and the FS rolls over to the half. The boundary corner is playing Slice. Boundary Backer should be cutting 2. 3rd Clip: Really Fun 3 Through A Pressure. For the backers, it's the same path as Belly, blitzing the A Gaps, and the FS, who is walked over 2 to the boundary, blitzes off of the first two backers. Same path as Mocca and Minter's Missile Bandit.

Georgia Creeper Cutup vs Auburn: Fromm. NFL QBs = 3 Deep Simulated Pressures Fromm = Field Hook Rotation, Backer V-Tech the Guard. 1st Clip: Front set to the call. The 3T to the field steps to being Head Up on the Center; boundary 2i steps to a 4i, keying the tackle. He plays primary to secondary, staying in the B gap until the back reaches the point of no return, then folds into the C gap. Good look at how Creepers allow the Backer to Fit A-C. Backer to the boundary starts by stacking the 0T and then folding to the C once he sees the back's shoulder turned to the boundary. 2nd Clip: 3 Tech to the boundary is stepping to a 4i, once he sees the Tackle work away, he plays like a 3T. Closes the B gap with the Guard's body (my body, his body, somebody), and is able to force the ball to have to bounce. 3rd Clip: Good look at how Rip/Liz functions for the Star. Gains more depth before picking up routes, scootching to 10 yards in the seam playing with a Zone First Mentality.

Georgia (2021) 2 Trap Pressure Cutup vs Arkansas: Spurs 2 Steal NBA Teams = 2 Steal/Roll Pressures Spurs = Mac + Star Straight Path (Can switch so it's a Blood Path for the Star, and an X path for the Mac) With #2 inside the hash, Georgia plays Steal to the Field in the first clip. In the second clip, with #2 on or outside the Hash, the SS is now cutting #2 and the FS is rolling over to the field Half.

Georgia Quarter Quarter Half Simulated Pressure Cutup vs Arkansas: Curry NBA Players = Quarter Quarter Half Simulated Pressures Curry = Backer A Gap Crossdog First clip is a really good look at how the backers are still reading the flow even as blitzers. Second clip is why you attack backs in protection.

Georgia (2021) 3 Deep Simulated Pressure Cutup vs Arkansas: Brady NFL QBs = 3 Deep Simulated Pressures B Last Names = Boundary Sky Rotation Brady = Backer C Gap Pressure from the Boundary. In both clips, they use a Mex (Tex W/ Backer). Reading the Tackle, if he fans out, the EDGE spikes into B to become the new contain player and the Backer wraps into A. On a down block or slide away, the Backer has the C gap, and the EDGE spikes into B. Brady is another way to give yourself a Bend and Chase Player as well as a Squeeze and Pop Player. You can have the EDGE become the Bend and Chase while the Backer can Squeeze and Pop.

UGA (2021) 2 Trap Pressure Cutup vs Vanderbilt: Spurs 2 Steal. Both Clips used a Slip Call, which tells the front to show a field front, and then stim to Mint, with the call being made to the Jack. Vs FIB, the FS can cut #3 to the boundary with no #2 to the field. Second clip shows the Crash Path from the Nickel, with the Backer being the blitz Contain. Georgia had both paths tied to Spurs, with certain formations alerting to the Crash Path, and others to the Straight Path, where the nickel would be blitz contain, and the Backer would blitz the B gap.

UGA (2021) Flex Devil Cutup vs Vanderbilt. Flex Devil = Flex 6 Bump Bronco Flex = Sub Package Version of an Over Front (Set 3T to the Y, 4 Open = Set 3T to the Star). 6 = Weak Rotation Cover 3 Bronco = Trey Check, checks to either Mable or Buzz Skinny based on if the back is to the Y or away. Flood (Empty Check) = Man Coverage to 2 Man Side, Rip/Liz Match to the 3 Man Side. Against Vanderbilt, when they saw Empty, they ran Iso, which is a Pop + Jam Stunt.

Two different creepers from UGA (2021) against Vanderbilt. Clip 1: Fromm Throughout the 21 season, UGA would set their 3T away from the call. Fromm = Field Buzz Rotation, Backer V-Tech the Guard. Vs FIB, to keep the jack from carrying #2 vertical, Area was the auto check, once it went back to 2x2, you could play either Area or Latch (Aranda Gone) or Rip/Liz to the boundary. Clip 2: Curry The camp rule for Curry setting the 3T to the field, and bringing the backer to the back first. Vs Trips, they would play Sturdy, which is a Zone Match version of Stump (more depth before picking up routes, pass back rather than take back rules).