lol at your ego getting huge over a slam attack win.
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Originally posted by Stoner DTD
lol at your ego getting huge over a slam attack win.
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lol at you commenting on somebody else's ego
lol at your ego getting huge over a slam attack win.
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lol at you commenting on somebody else's ego
Ignatius J Reilly
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Iowa Rockeyes Beat Dougs
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Originally posted by Stoner DTD
lol at your ego getting huge over a slam attack win.
lulz
This. We all know you can set the O-line to run block, load up 10 rushing plays, and then let it go. It's not genius to do that. It's boring and gay IMO, but whatever.
lol at your ego getting huge over a slam attack win.
lulz
This. We all know you can set the O-line to run block, load up 10 rushing plays, and then let it go. It's not genius to do that. It's boring and gay IMO, but whatever.
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Misery Machine advances over The Insane Asylum...
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GG Misery!
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GG Misery!
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was quite a game, thats the style of play that makes this seasons sim seem reasonable, if only everyone was a bit more willing to lay off the 70 slams and we'd have a good season ahead of us.
Maybe they should make the RPP actually effect the game?
Maybe they should make the RPP actually effect the game?
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Originally posted by juiceweezl
Originally posted by Stoner DTD
lol at your ego getting huge over a slam attack win.
lulz
This. We all know you can set the O-line to run block, load up 10 rushing plays, and then let it go. It's not genius to do that. It's boring and gay IMO, but whatever.
If it were really that easy, I think you'd see a lot more teams doing it.
Originally posted by Stoner DTD
lol at your ego getting huge over a slam attack win.
lulz
This. We all know you can set the O-line to run block, load up 10 rushing plays, and then let it go. It's not genius to do that. It's boring and gay IMO, but whatever.
If it were really that easy, I think you'd see a lot more teams doing it.
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Originally posted by PING72
If it were really that easy, I think you'd see a lot more teams doing it.
I think you will, its only half way through the season, only half the copycat squad has caught on how to rigg a little win against a better team.
If it were really that easy, I think you'd see a lot more teams doing it.
I think you will, its only half way through the season, only half the copycat squad has caught on how to rigg a little win against a better team.
PING72
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Originally posted by Stoner DTD
Originally posted by PING72
If it were really that easy, I think you'd see a lot more teams doing it.
I think you will, its only half way through the season, only half the copycat squad has caught on how to rigg a little win against a better team.
It's a gimmick. You might sneak a win here or there against a team that is above average or worse, but it's not something you can do consistently. Just look at the scores back when teams primarily slammed/OT'ed...they were very low. It's very easy to stop if you know it's coming, and you can usually stop it anyway if your defense is good, especially as the season progresses and defenders get their agility.
Originally posted by PING72
If it were really that easy, I think you'd see a lot more teams doing it.
I think you will, its only half way through the season, only half the copycat squad has caught on how to rigg a little win against a better team.
It's a gimmick. You might sneak a win here or there against a team that is above average or worse, but it's not something you can do consistently. Just look at the scores back when teams primarily slammed/OT'ed...they were very low. It's very easy to stop if you know it's coming, and you can usually stop it anyway if your defense is good, especially as the season progresses and defenders get their agility.
iStoner
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I know, its only a cheap win here and there early, once people have boosted the better teams and coaches win the game.
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Originally posted by PING72
It's a gimmick. You might sneak a win here or there against a team that is above average or worse, but it's not something you can do consistently. Just look at the scores back when teams primarily slammed/OT'ed...they were very low. It's very easy to stop if you know it's coming, and you can usually stop it anyway if your defense is good, especially as the season progresses and defenders get their agility.
Correct later in the season, but not now. One way building in PW with the current SIM will virtually give a team a chance to win any game by handing the ball off 70 times for inside or OT runs. Sure, you can stack against it, but how does it help you? You learn nothing about your team offensively or defensively playing in such a game. RPP doesn't come into play at all, at least not the way it's intended to do so IMO.
It's a gimmick. You might sneak a win here or there against a team that is above average or worse, but it's not something you can do consistently. Just look at the scores back when teams primarily slammed/OT'ed...they were very low. It's very easy to stop if you know it's coming, and you can usually stop it anyway if your defense is good, especially as the season progresses and defenders get their agility.
Correct later in the season, but not now. One way building in PW with the current SIM will virtually give a team a chance to win any game by handing the ball off 70 times for inside or OT runs. Sure, you can stack against it, but how does it help you? You learn nothing about your team offensively or defensively playing in such a game. RPP doesn't come into play at all, at least not the way it's intended to do so IMO.
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Originally posted by juiceweezl
Originally posted by PING72
It's a gimmick. You might sneak a win here or there against a team that is above average or worse, but it's not something you can do consistently. Just look at the scores back when teams primarily slammed/OT'ed...they were very low. It's very easy to stop if you know it's coming, and you can usually stop it anyway if your defense is good, especially as the season progresses and defenders get their agility.
Correct later in the season, but not now. One way building in PW with the current SIM will virtually give a team a chance to win any game by handing the ball off 70 times for inside or OT runs. Sure, you can stack against it, but how does it help you? You learn nothing about your team offensively or defensively playing in such a game. RPP doesn't come into play at all, at least not the way it's intended to do so IMO.
But the same thing could be said about passing it 70 times/game early in the season, too. Not as much this season, but last year is a good example. You could throw it 70 times a game and the other team's CB's couldn't really stop it. But later in the season that stuff didn't work nearly as well.
Originally posted by PING72
It's a gimmick. You might sneak a win here or there against a team that is above average or worse, but it's not something you can do consistently. Just look at the scores back when teams primarily slammed/OT'ed...they were very low. It's very easy to stop if you know it's coming, and you can usually stop it anyway if your defense is good, especially as the season progresses and defenders get their agility.
Correct later in the season, but not now. One way building in PW with the current SIM will virtually give a team a chance to win any game by handing the ball off 70 times for inside or OT runs. Sure, you can stack against it, but how does it help you? You learn nothing about your team offensively or defensively playing in such a game. RPP doesn't come into play at all, at least not the way it's intended to do so IMO.
But the same thing could be said about passing it 70 times/game early in the season, too. Not as much this season, but last year is a good example. You could throw it 70 times a game and the other team's CB's couldn't really stop it. But later in the season that stuff didn't work nearly as well.
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I really didn't see that much wrong with the passing game last season, near the end of the season teams actually set up against the pass and the all passing offense became more realistic.
Teams should be able to pass 70 times a game and win, just like teams who run 70 times should be able to win... and teams in between....
Last season's sim with a pump fake nerf would be the best sim so far in peeewee history, sad to see them wreck so much havoc against it instead.
Even if passing is possible... a pass heavy offense is absolutely not sensible right now.
Teams should be able to pass 70 times a game and win, just like teams who run 70 times should be able to win... and teams in between....
Last season's sim with a pump fake nerf would be the best sim so far in peeewee history, sad to see them wreck so much havoc against it instead.
Even if passing is possible... a pass heavy offense is absolutely not sensible right now.
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