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Aliotti’s Zone Coverages Keep Wildcats’ Pass Game in the Kitty Carrier

In the Fiesta Bowl, even though the Ducks began closing down the running game in the first half, Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein piled up short completions to his receivers, most notably former Duck Chris Harper. As the Cats converted first downs via short completions again and …
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Ducks Zone Blitz Attack De-Claws the ‘Cats Deep Passing Game

Early in the Fiesta Bowl, Collin Klein and the Kansas State offense had success with short throws to help put together some lengthy drives. My article last week described how the Duck defense stuffed the K-State option game when it counted in the first half, helping Oregon score …
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How Oregon Stuffed “Optimus” Klein and the Kansas State Option Attack

(Note: I’ve previously helped Charles with his defensive tutorial series, and written a few articles, one if which really riled up our friends in the SEC. I’m very excited to now present some written defensive analysis for FishDuck.com.) “C. Klein rush for no gain…C. Klein …
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The Kansas State Old-School New Offense

Watching Collin Klein run the Wildcat offense has me wondering….where did I see this before? A big QB who runs extremely well behind a pulling guard and often right up the middle? Zone Reading several options on one side? Using the Power Attack to set …
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Who Will Win the Fiesta Bowl? The Proof is in just One Number.

It is easy to become bogged-down with many pieces of statistical data when analyzing two different teams; no matter the sport. However, when breaking down the numbers, for both Oregon and Kansas State, in terms of this Thursday’s Fiesta Bowl, one number jumps off the …
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Collin Klein And The Magic Of Bill Snyder

The Fiesta Bowl wasn’t the original destination on Oregon’s itinerary, nor was it its backup plan, and now a trip to Phoenix for a BCS game has become somewhat of a consolation prize for the nation’s newest elite football program. Unlike nearly every other BCS …
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