projectrracing wrote: Wow Convicts wow! Offence went bananas!

Yeah, real breakout day for the offence. Looks like my QB is a winner afterall!

But probably the biggest play was the INT by Fernandez. I think katsuben will be regretting playing the double SS formation too. Looks like we got behind them quite a bit.

703 yards and Timon Fill was 11 catches for 259yds and 4TDs - awesome! Last edited on 2014-05-21 at 8:42

projectrracing wrote: Scored a TD on 4th down also.

Yeah, was waiting to see if he'd kick the FG and then that! And bombed them on the last play of the half too!

hosh13 wrote: Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Convicts finally demonstrate overlap with top teams! Probably get Jinx or Wildcats next round!

Save them for the round after

Can't complain. Pretty much my strongest team, playing directional and got totally smoked! Exactly same lineup and instructions beat the no. 2 Balkan's team the next day. Rest of season's going to be interesting, this division is getting Strong. Not sure if my team is on a long-term slide, but better start investigating...

hosh13 wrote: I think katsuben will be regretting playing the double SS formation too.

Does this actually matter? Genuine Q! I've never noticed much difference with SS/FS or two FS. Maybe next time vs Convicts I'll make a switch and see if we can contain some of that crazy.

My impression is that SSs play more shallow that FSs and thus it's easier to get behind 2 SSs than 2 FSs. I would only ever consider playing a dual SS formation (without any FSs at all) if all my CBs/SSs were faster than all the oppositions receivers.

I'd think the dual SSs would keep comp % down (less space for short/medium passes) but when a catch occurs there's an increased chance it's behind the 2 SSs and it's TD time.