Top 100 players are using a single play and turning it into any coverage they want through a frenzy of rapid adjustments; the use one play so they aren't giving away their coverages on last play.
OK...exactly what I said in my earlier post ("No such thing as "cheese"). Now there are tons of posts about not being able to stop whatever offensive formation (I Form Close, Strong something or other and so on)...such as...how do I stop the corner?, when I stop that they throw a slant, if I stop that they run stretch, if I shoot the gap and stop that they run a dive...hmmm...so....numerous plays from the exact same formation...sounds like your definition of skill to me and not "cheese" (and I would agree). End of the day I'm always left with numerous choices...I can fight it out and try and stop them, concede and/or come on an internet board and post about it (it is awesome to have choices), but I would not title anything "cheese"...I have seen no official definition of "cheese" as used on this site, but my guess is it is not a complementary term.
Top 100 players are using a single play and turning it into any coverage they want through a frenzy of rapid adjustments; the use one play so they aren't giving away their coverages on last play.
It's an indication of skill, not "cheese."
OK...exactly what I said in my earlier post ("No such thing as "cheese"). Now there are tons of posts about not being able to stop whatever offensive formation (I Form Close, Strong something or other and so on)...such as...how do I stop the corner?, when I stop that they throw a slant, if I stop that they run stretch, if I shoot the gap and stop that they run a dive...hmmm...so....numerous plays from the exact same formation...sounds like your definition of skill to me and not "cheese" (and I would agree). End of the day I'm always left with numerous choices...I can fight it out and try and stop them, concede and/or come on an internet board and post about it (it is awesome to have choices), but I would not title anything "cheese"...I have seen no official definition of "cheese" as used on this site, but my guess is it is not a complementary term.