The Tabbies run first - pass second scheme doesn't set up well for the Argos aging defense. It forces them into the 4-3, an alignment they're clearly not comfortable with. Unless the Tabbies coaching staff doesn't watch tape and have a complete mental breakdown (the later is possible), I see no reason to abandon this philosophy. Doesn't matter if it's Lumsden or Caulley, they should be able to keep the Fletcher, O'Shea, and Eiben in the box, and hopefully open things up in the middle of the field. Cats have beaten the Argos handily TWICE this season, and get Lumsden and Printers back for today's game infront of a big crowd at Ivor Wynne Stadium.
Can't understand why this line is so close... Doesn't matter, i'm going to make them pay and so should you!!!
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The Tabbies run first - pass second scheme doesn't set up well for the Argos aging defense. It forces them into the 4-3, an alignment they're clearly not comfortable with. Unless the Tabbies coaching staff doesn't watch tape and have a complete mental breakdown (the later is possible), I see no reason to abandon this philosophy. Doesn't matter if it's Lumsden or Caulley, they should be able to keep the Fletcher, O'Shea, and Eiben in the box, and hopefully open things up in the middle of the field. Cats have beaten the Argos handily TWICE this season, and get Lumsden and Printers back for today's game infront of a big crowd at Ivor Wynne Stadium.
Can't understand why this line is so close... Doesn't matter, i'm going to make them pay and so should you!!!