Everything you need to know about FSU's defense
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The most important implication of Kev’s illustration isn’t really the pros and cons of a light versus stacked box; Fuller’s philosophy won’t change much and it’s generally preferable to play with a light box whenever possible. However, the video really indicates the decrease in what Fuller was forced to do schematically (in order to hide weaknesses in his defense), and the corresponding increase in what Fuller should be enabled to do by the strengths of his personnel. In short, FSU should have the talent to enable variation. Some of this is due to the staff’s development of pre-existing roster pieces, some is due to portal additions, but regardless, the secondary should be in a place where we can mix up the numbers in the box pre-snap and then bring/feign different post-snap action. It is that unpredictability, along with what should be an excellent pressure rate from the front four, that comes together to transform a solid defense into a dangerous one.
Great job, as always, Kev.
Couldn't of put it better myself. Thanks!
Great take bro!! I think we stay the same but we are going to mix in more man/zone concepts and getting Surtain Sr ss DB coach is going to do wonders!!!
This is exactly why players matter more than coaching. Have stud players on the line? Play more coverage. Have stud players on the back end? Generate pressure with blitzes, stunts, and twists. Have stud players at all levels? Do whatever you want.
Jimmies and Joes beat Xs and Os. I would even argue the biggest part of coaching is strength and conditioning and development. Only after that do I think you get an edge with scheme.
You both are leaving out a huge part of coaching....technique.
In college technique isn't the biggest issue in the world. If you look at just the guys on our team: Verse his technique is alright but he is an ELITE DE. Johnny Wilson isn't the best route runner, but he is ELITE. Trey Benson still struggles to read which hole to hit and when, but he is ELITE. Just get bigger, faster, and stronger guys in college and you will win 90% of the time.
Yup only when both teams have an equal amount of that does coaching and schemes really come into play. That is why the jump to the NFL is so difficult for guys. Because for 10+ years they just out muscled guys, and then when they go to the NFL it's like "oh I can't do that anymore"@@XsandNoles
Scheme is important in CFB. This isn’t the NFL and just playing a light box hoping your guys up front can win is not much of a scheme. I don’t believe Fuller will make it through another season if his defense doesn’t produce top 10-15 numbers. The defense can’t be a liability and expect to win the conference.
GOD BLESS AND GO NOLES! Cant wait for this season!😊
Amazing analysis! I watch all of the Nole’s coverage channels on RUclips and this one takes the top spot 💯
Let’s beat LSU! Go Noles!!!!
Thanks for the love! Glad you enjoyed it!
FSU defense is gonna be awesome Kev I believe that.
Great video. You're breakdowns are awesome Brendan. I'll be honest - Warchant has an upper hand in some areas of the FSU beat, but when it comes to X's and O's, you guys run the roost. I loved the in-depth breakdown you guys did with MN. Keep up the great work!
Haha well I'm glad that we can provide some advantages. Hopefully we can grow in the others as well.
BTW I'm Kevin, Brendan is another guy.
@@XsandNolesOops sorry, meant Kev! Heck you guys are both beautiful. 😂
Great work Kev!
Nicely done.
Patrick Payton and Jared Verse can forget about putting pressure on Jayden Daniels, as both of them will be going against the two best offensive tackles in America.
Meanwhile, by virtue of the position he plays, Harold Perkins, on the other hand, will be a very effective weapon employed against FSU.
Nice Job... Go Noles
We should do really well this season. Anything below 10 wins is a disappointment. Bowl win is a must for momentum and recruiting. Go Noles!
Can’t wait for new lights at Doak Clemson tape still buggin let’s go Kev First game at home
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Great video! My biggest concern is the LB group on defense.. nonetheless, going to be a great season, and those young men are going to get good reps
I have confidence in the top 4 tbh. Maybe not all world guys but won't be the link that breaks the chain imo
Always love your videos #gonoles
Now THAT was a great video, Kev! Nice and positive like we like it. (Hopeful at the least)😉
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Great video Kev so you think they play Clemson the same or make some adjustments and what adjustments do you think they make to stop Shipley
They rolled into man free a lot vs Clemson. I would imagine they would try to something similar this year but it all depends on what the teams are looking like at that time
@XsandNoles Do you think Cypress can be a lock down corner for us which will help us out alot
Yeah he has the potential to be. I didn't get to see it much in the spring but I've heard really good things out of fall camp. Only time can really tell but he's getting practice reps against some good ones
Based on what we’ve heard about fall camp and the defense creating more turnovers, you don’t think fuller and surtain might be more exotic with their coverages?
Sure and really mixing presnap looks but I don't think that changes the core of the philosophy.
@@XsandNoles cool, thanks
Very good video. Against LSU, lightbox. Against Clemson, heavy box.
Our secondary is good enough to stay with Clemson but I dont trust them against LSU.
11-1 ACC Champs. After that, its anyones guess.
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Having Jackson in the lineup would give the defense another wrinkle. I'd love to see a front 4 of Verse, Fabo, Jackson, & Fiske. But you know...the ncaa probably gonna stay stubborn on their decision.
To be honest, that front 4 would be top 3 in the country imo
If the D-line can play elite ball in 4 of our biggest games we should be alright.
Another thing is dealing with gadget plays in cover 4 two high safeties ia not a good idea. When you watch the Clemson game they did these plays to us all night intact Dabo has always ran these styles of plays. Fuller lacks the ability to make adjustments
I just told this to a guy in another video about not putting enough people in the box only works against weak competition. He said we were 15 rank defense nationally but when I pointed to the 4 teams we struggled against they all had bad players that we were facing. You can't rely on cover 4 all game long and he needs to mix it up. Its too predictable
You should tell that to Kirby smart who runs as much light box as Fuller
@XsandNoles Kirby Smart makes adjustments. I've watch his defense for years. He never just continues to run the same defense all game long especially after getting gashed several times. Great defensive coordinators adjust in game and down and distance. Fuller does not. I've watch Fuller for awhile. As good as that offense was last year we could have easily won the ACC with better defensive play in bigger games
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The caliber of the second string at UGA, and the caliber of backups at FSU, haven’t been on the same planet in recent history. And when you’re talking about “making adjustments” you can only adjust to some other scheme, formation, or personnel grouping that you have extensively repped (with both starters and backups) and that you have seen your guys perform competently. If you don’t have the guys capable of playing without safety help, you don’t practice as much single-high coverage, and therefore, you lack the ability/confidence to adjust to a stout run game without making yourself highly-vulnerable in the back-end… which, by the way, is EXACTLY what the opposition is trying to coerce you into doing by running right at your light box. I highly doubt that Fuller, as a long-time coach, lacks the knowledge and ability to identify a problem and understand how to respond… however, a quick look at the roster between 2020-2022 clearly indicates that we lacked the skill to make the necessary adjustments without giving away the farm through the air.
Revisiting this sentiment at the end of the year will tell us all we need to know about Fuller because he is no longer in such a lose-lose situation with the 2023 roster. If in-game adjustments neutralize potent offenses, then our recent defensive shortcomings were likely less on Fuller and more on the players… if we still struggle, with this roster and a new DB coach, then the problem is probably with Fuller. But this year is the first season where Fuller truly has enough tools to accurately grade his acumen.
I think the front 7 will be able to force more chaos in the backfield this year to be able to get away with that lighter box more often even though it’ll still hurt us sometimes I’m sure especially against elite teams
Adam Fuller has yet to impress me with the defense. The light box is what I refer to as a hope and a prayer. It’s at minimum lazy.
No it's the smart way to utilize analytics to make the best defense you can with the players you have.
That being said there's a million other variables, but saying a light box in and of itself is flawed doesn't make much sense.
@@XsandNoles Never said it was flawed but when it’s not working you have to be able to recognize that much faster than he did last year. Run blitzes and stunts would of helped at times last year IMO.
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The problem is the defense can't account for a running qb. Jayden Daniel's is going to feast. Last season he was obviously uncomfortable in the FSU game, but as the season went on he became more comfortable with the LSU offense. He's now extremely confident in the offense and has been coached up extremely well. Our OL is very deep and talented was well and I don't seen your line getting the pressure on him like last season. He will keep FSU off balance this year and LSU will win.
That's my biggest concern with the LSU game. They'll probably rely on deloach to spy and he didn't take the best angles last year.
Show me a defense that effectively defends a running qb while not getting weak against something else. FSU can say the same thing. My hope is LSU spies Travis with Perkins but I doubt Kelly is that dumb.
@@XsandNoles can't spy him all game long, just like we can't spy Travis all game. It's going to be a great game. The teams resemble each other so more.
1) Stop with the damn excuses. You lost.
2) Both teams are about equal and both teams have a key DL person missing.
I give LSU slightest edge due to thier overall depth and coaching (Fuller will suck more against Kelly than the Tigers DC against Norvell).
31-30, Tigers.
But that's the only game I have us losing for thr whole season.
11-1 AÇC Champs
@@langstondah5219 What excuses? We loss, but I've always felt LSU beat themselves. We made more mistakes vs FSU then any other loss. Tenn whipped us from go, A&M was a fluke because we had a ton of players miss the game, I blame Kelly for that loss, and UGA's depth did us in. Kelly will only continue getting better at LSU. I predict a close game that LSU wins, but it wouldn't surprise me if FSU wins.
How pathetic