The FishDuck Minute #16: Combating the Scrape Exchange

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The FishDuck Minute #16: Combating the Scrape Exchange

Reported by Josh Schlichter on July 3, 2012
In Fish Reports | 4 Comments

In 2011, Southern Cal knew they had to change something up on defense against Oregon. Monte Kiffin’s gameplan included one of the most standard mechanisms to stop the Zone Read plays that teams like Oregon run called the “Scrape Exchange.”

This video will go over how the scrape exchange works, and how Oregon uses a multitude of different constraint plays to combat the effective defensive scheme.

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Josh SchlichterJosh is a College Football enthusiast from sunny Southern California. He has written for several self-operated prep sports blogs, as well as multiple SB Nation sites. In High School, Josh played football for four years, and helped create and operate the team's no-huddle system. Most of Josh's football knowledge branches from watching College Football his entire life, and is backed up by his first hand experience in both option and spread offenses. Above all, though, he is a proud student at the University of Oregon. @joshschlichterView all posts by Josh Schlichter →

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Famous Duck

That was freaking great!!!! Best you’ve ever done! Keep it coming, please.
fireduck

Nice stuff. What a freakin’ chess game!
http://www.facebook.com/paul.kelley.520 Paul Kelley

Now your a duck, where will you go next Michigan
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