Halftime was great. They had like 400 former band members join the current band and play Crocodile Rock. It was really good.
I’m really hoping the new director does good things. Casavant was there too. He was interviewed on the broadcast. He built it..hopefully the new guy looks at the fantastic things he did in the 80’s and 90’s when IUP DID have the best band and get new ideas for today. The last guy slowly ruined it.
Hoping that Cherokee somehow finds its way home but just grateful that Crimson Abomination got the Lizzie Borden treatment.
Halftime was great. They had like 400 former band members join the current band and play Crocodile Rock. It was really good.
That was one of the more incredible things I’ve seen in The Mill. It was something to behold, and being along for the ride in 1993 the song choice brought back a lot of memories. On top of that, what an incredible crowd for a game against doormat Clarion. Both sides were packed. Something like that next week would be great.
That was one of the more incredible things I’ve seen in The Mill. It was something to behold, and being along for the ride in 1993 the song choice brought back a lot of memories. On top of that, what an incredible crowd for a game against doormat Clarion. Both sides were packed. Something like that next week would be great.
I've read a lot about "The Fly" offense so I was interested to see it live.
Clarion just doesn't have the personel to run it effectively right now. IUP's DL just destroyed Clarion up front all day and prevented any rythem -- and that is definitely a rythem system.
Not sure if I'd call it a gadget offense but it's close. It's like four different schemes wrapped in to one -- but when you get past all the motion and mis-direction, they actually run essentially the same 5 plays all day. They look different with all the variations in the motion, etc., but it's basically 5-6 basic plays.
It would be interesting to see a team like IUP run it.
I've read a lot about "The Fly" offense so I was interested to see it live.
Clarion just doesn't have the personel to run it effectively right now. IUP's DL just destroyed Clarion up front all day and prevented any rythem -- and that is definitely a rythem system.
Not sure if I'd call it a gadget offense but it's close. It's like four different schemes wrapped in to one -- but when you get past all the motion and mis-direction, they actually run essentially the same 5 plays all day. They look different with all the variations in the motion, etc., but it's basically 5-6 basic plays.
It would be interesting to see a team like IUP run it.
Thing is, it’s an offense designed for teams with lesser talent to be able to compete. It’s based on deception, lots of motion, etc. Clarion’s talent is so poor though that against teams like IUP they have no chance to get going. They had some success against teams they could hold their own with up front, but today was a complete mismatch. I doubt Clarion has three guys that would see significant time on one of the top teams in the West. If you’re really bored you can go check out their game against Seton Hill where the offense looked much more like it’s designed. Today was just a complete disaster for them.
Thing is, it’s an offense designed for teams with lesser talent to be able to compete. It’s based on deception, lots of motion, etc. Clarion’s talent is so poor though that against teams like IUP they have no chance to get going. They had some success against teams they could hold their own with up front, but today was a complete mismatch. I doubt Clarion has three guys that would see significant time on one of the top teams in the West. If you’re really bored you can go check out their game against Seton Hill where the offense looked much more like it’s designed. Today was just a complete disaster for them.
I don't do much exciting, but I'm not even cray-cray enough to go watch a replay of Clarion vs Seton Hill. Lol.
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