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If a knee is probable (or A tells you they will take a knee) the R and U start the play tighter than they usually would. I NEVER tell them it will be a kneel down because of the instance in the OP. Telling them this is often construed as "don't play" or "don't try" on this play, meanwhile there could be a very good reason to try. That being said, need to "cool it" a bit, so if I'm inside I say "be smart." B is then reminded that we are there and watching, but we are not telling them what may (or may not) happen, and it can't come back on us if they did not try.
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If the play is designed to fool someone, make sure you aren't the fool.
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Sun Nov 05, 2006, 02:16pm
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