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 Posted: Feb 21, 2003 - 04:10 AM
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Dave wrote:
3 he'll get someone over to him who isn't at the LOS anymore
often even more (2-3), plus in you do it on both flanks you'll get even more players out of the line of scrimmage. |
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DiablosMiller |
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Posted: Feb 25, 2003 - 11:48 AM
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I would agree with that last comment 100%. It's def. something that most people I have seen start with. I only tend to use it now if I need to waste some time to protect a lead (or prevent total humiliation... which ever..lol). So I suppose you could call me a level 4/5 user.  |
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ZanzerTem |
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Posted: Feb 25, 2003 - 12:31 PM
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Dave wrote: Agree but IMHO a good Cage - player runs someone up the field into scoring position.
Isnt that pretty much expected from someone using the cage? If not, I want to play these people 
Typically, when playing dwarves, I have my runner in the cage surrounded by 'Beards. I then run my 2 Blitzers and a Slayer or 2 downfield or around the cage to cause havok and make it harder to disrupt the cage. This makes it easier to inch the cage closer to the end zone, and also keep a possible (shock) PASSING (shock) threat downfield. It's amazes people when I score with Dwarves from a Pass action. |
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