A certain offensive lineman

husker98 said:
Our D line play has been the only redeeming force on our defense this year. but in the 3-4 you only got 3 of them up front. outnumbered as they are they still get a good push and fill the gaps they need too like they are supposed too in a 3-4 scheme. the linebackers making the tackles and the secondary covering their receivers has been another matter.

Of any current staff member Parrella has earned the right to remain on staff for the next coach. I hope he does, he is the only guy on staff who recruits and well and has his position group playing at a high level every week.
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My only knock on the DL, aside from the statistics is simply watching the game.  I do not see them eating up blocks.  normally I see hat on hat and their free OL tee off on a LB or CB.....This team was no where suited to run a 3-4.....Just because we "run" the same thing as winning programs doesn't mean we "run" the same thing as winning programs.....

 
Hunter94 said:
the 3 -4 is not suited for college ball............
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"The" 3-4 is a messageboard myth.

BIG ERN said:
This is not accurate. I'd rather have a 4-3, but if run right the 3-4 can be effective. Many teams either run it full time or part time and have shown very good success. Wisconsin, Alabama, Clemson, LSU....20/68 power teams run a 3-4
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I don't know where you come up with that. You can argue the entire BIG 12 has a base dime defense, though they all call themselves something different. Iowa St alone could be put into several generic categories, depending on which week it was.

 
brophog said:
"The" 3-4 is a messageboard myth.

I don't know where you come up with that. You can argue the entire BIG 12 has a base dime defense, though they all call themselves something different. Iowa St alone could be put into several generic categories, depending on which week it was.
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What point are you referring to? Iowa St runs a 3-4 similar to us, but they play pass happy teams all the time in the B12 so it works better. 

 
BIG ERN said:
What point are you referring to? Iowa St runs a 3-4 similar to us, but they play pass happy teams all the time in the B12 so it works better. 
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See this article. This is before OU. It varies even more the further the season goes.

Gone are the days in which a team can be singular in its defensive scheme.

Since Iowa State football coach Matt Campbell arrived in Ames, the hope was always that he could make the Cyclones defense “multiple.”

If you spend any time talking to Campbell about defense, the word “multiple,” or some variation, will surely come up.

[COLOR=rgba(0,0,0,.701961)]“You can’t just sit in one thing and expect to play good defense especially against somebody of the caliber of (Sooners’ quarterback) Baker Mayfield,” Campbell said. “I think what we showed is the ability during that bye week to add some multiplicity to what we want to do defensively.”[/COLOR]
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http://www.amestrib.com/sports/20171003/football-iowa-state-focused-on-multiplicity-with-defense

 
This 3-4 v 4-3 argument is a waste of time.

They get no pressure, they don't tackle they give huge cushions to receivers, they sit back in zone and let receivers set up Christmas tree in the zone holes or let them blow right by them.

This discussion is irrelevant.  They could be in a 5-2 or 11-0 and the result would be the same.  Bad football.

 
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