"Welcome to the Bill Schneider Family Stadium, we are now live broadcasting Kansas State University's key battle against Missouri at home. If Kansas State wins, they will have a great hope of topping the U.S. ranking next week; and if Missouri wins, they may replace Oklahoma to the second place in the U.S.."

"For both teams, the winning side will be the best ranking in the history of the school's team, which obviously ensures that they will go all out to the game. Judging from the first half, the University of Missouri, who played away, has a little advantage and has reached a favorable height."

"The second half showdown is about to begin and will be led by Kansas State University in the offense."

Both teams made their debut again.

The Kansas State Wildcats offensive team completed the array, and they could clearly feel the confidence and restlessness overflowing from the University of Missouri Tigers' defensive team. The strong performance in the first half gave them full of confidence and unswervingly believed that they could march towards victory.

On the side of the Wildcats who are playing at home, they are obviously the weaker side, but the confidence and stability that penetrates inside and outside are quietly condensed. The down-to-earth sense of solidity makes the offensive team still show unmoved determination in the face of the opponent's storm.

The competition is about to break out!

The Kansas State Wildcats have a multi-line offensive formation!

The basic offensive formation of rugby matches, the five offensive front lines in the center line are lined up horizontally, and the quarterbacks and running backs stand vertically to form a "T" shape; then two receivers stand on the left and right sides of the offensive front line, respectively, spreading like two wings, which is also called the "two times two" formation.

On the basic formation, the quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers and tight ends outside the offensive front line form different formations according to different positions.

The so-called multi-line offensive formation is actually the left and right sides of the offensive front line, with three receivers standing on one side and one receiver standing on the other side; the advanced multi-line offensive formation is that the running back transforms into the fifth receiver, and the left and right sides can become three-to-two or four-to-one positions.

The positions of this type of formation have a significant center of gravity offset. If you list more receivers, you must be more vigilant, which also forces the defensive team to change their positions. This is very particular. Whether it is a mobile linebacker, a mobile cornerback, or a mobile safety guard, different changes may bring different results.

In NFL games, top-level excellent quarterbacks can make adjustments on the spot based on changes in the passiveness of the defensive team, or even change tactics on the spot, and choose the most appropriate passing route. In this way, before the kickoff was announced, the quarterbacks had already won more initiative for the offensive team.

Payton Manning, the Indianapolis Colts' leading quarterback, is best at this.

Of course, in NCAA games, the quarterback's vision and ability have not reached such a high level, and the tactical changes are not that complicated.

But at least, the Tigers' defensive team made adjustments based on the changes in the Wildcats' offensive formation, which is visible to the naked eye. Next, it is the time when the offense and defense compete with each other.

Standing in the pocket protection of the offensive forward line, Josh Freeman swept his eyes and brought all the positions and changes of the defensive team into his eyes.

"Calm down! Freeman, even if you don't read anything from the opponent's defensive position, you need to show calmness to control the overall situation! Because in football games, quarterbacks are the only ones who know what both sides are doing, so don't show timidity."

In his mind, Freeman recalled Lu Yiqi's words and put on a poker face, as if everything could not escape his palm; but in fact, his palm was sweating, he knew nothing, and he was so nervous that he knew that this wave of offensive tactics was arranged by Lu Yiqi himself during the halftime break.

"attack!"

Freeman's voice slid over the Bill Schneider family stadium, officially announcing the start of the second half. Then you can see the players on both the offensive and defensive teams instantly activated, and the violent and strong impact burst out with a dull sound. Freeman took the rugby from the center and immediately began to retreat slowly.

The Tigers' defensive front line did not have a strong intention to step up and raid. Freeman's mentality and emotions were relatively stable, but his steps continued to retreat step by step. He turned around and raised his hand to hand the rug to running back Johnson. In order to maintain body balance, he spread his arms, showing a big roc spreading wings, and made a little move to leave enough space for the running back to rush.

False and real!

Just as Freeman and Johnson's bodies were rubbing and intertwined, Freeman's body often pressed down, and Johnson's body was slightly raised up, and the hands of the two people were misaligned. Then Johnson moved forward and Freeman was misaligned behind, creating a scene of running the ball on the ground.

But in fact, football is still in Freeman's hands.

Push the ground!

Turn around!

position!

Freeman glanced at the sight and could see the intertwined collision between the defensive front line and the offensive front line. Johnson successfully attracted their attention. Then, Freeman took advantage of the inertia of turning around and made two small steps to the left, raising his hand and making a pass.

The pass target is...Nelson!

Dingdeng!

Dingdeng!

Linebacker Witherspoon joined forces with cornerback Christopher to double-team Nelson, with Witherspoon forming close-fitting marks; while cornerback Christopher slightly opened a little distance, with about two and three steps between Nelson, and at the same time, he did not completely give up on the marking of wide receiver Banks - obviously, he was waiting for Freeman's pass, and then made subsequent reactions after determining the pass target.

Raise your hand!

Twist your waist!

Push!

Freeman's pass move was completed in one go, maintaining the rhythm of fast attacks, reducing the time of attacks as much as possible, and thus reducing the time of defense players to step up, creating more space for short pass connections, just like the rhythm of passing in the first half.

Sure enough, Christopher quickly approached Nelson.

At the same time, Freeman also noticed that safety Moore was also quietly approaching Nelson like a ghost. In the first half, Freeman was determined to speed up the offensive rhythm, and the result of quick attack was lack of observation time; now after slowing down the attack, you can see more content.

However, it should be noted that the shooting speed is too slow, and one may choose phobia and cannot make decisions; two, the defensive front line needs to take a step, and the quarterback is in danger. Therefore, the ball cannot be held for too long, otherwise the situation may be reversed and become a different look.

At this time, Christopher noticed Freeman's "delayed move". His center of gravity had turned to Nelson, but the football was still in Freeman's hands!
Chapter completed!