That leads us into part two of today's show, Trevor, and that gets into part of this conversation is about game

wreckers and scheme is great and you've got to do that you've got to have good scheme you got to be

coach well you know good offensive coordinators and and i include mike denbrock in that conversation

there's different aspects of putting a game plan together.

One is, okay, let's find where they're vulnerable.

But the other part, and this to me should be the number one thing is, okay, who are our best players?

And what do we got to do to get our best players to football?

That should be the number one focal point.

And then within that, you then go after, okay, how can we then take our best players

and things we like to exploit where they're weaker, you know, or sometimes it's, hey,

how can we use their strengths against them?

They're very confident in its cornerback.

They just lock them up on our best player.

So I'll give an example.

We had a game when I was at Duquesne. Can't remember who

was against. But they basically were just going to take their best corner and a safety and put them

over top of our best, our fastest, most explosive receiver that they thought was, which could

name Yarden Brantley. So we figured that out in the first quarter. Like wherever Yarden went,

they were going to have that stack look, corner and safety of top so we started saying okay where do we want the ball to go

and then we would utilize yard and put him wherever we needed to put him to then open up an

opportunity so we knew we put him here you know we run like a like a double post we know that

they're both going to run with our slot post of the yard, and we're going to bang the outside post behind it.

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