Orange Bowl: #8 Syracuse vs #5 Miami | NCAA Football 06 Syracuse Orange Dynasty | S3:E13

[@nordicwillness]

I hope you stay with SU and can change and get out of the Big East. I wanna see your recruiting get this team to an undefeated season.

[@PlaybookGamer]

That's I want to stay. I have a young teama and we haven't went unbeaten yet. But getting stuck in the Big East isn't helping. I may just need to be more patient, but I have no real control of getting out of the conference unless I forced it on the backend.

[@davisleach1348]

Big win Al, I also hope Syracuse gets invited to the ACC. Would love to see a run at a national championship

[@PlaybookGamer]

@@davisleach1348 I'm sticking with Syracuse regardless. I can win national titles there and we're just a 4 star program. Maybe by the time we get that 6th star we get invited somewhere.

[@andrewsmith7524]

Great game Al can’t wait to see what you decide to do in your next season can’t wait to see what’s next!!

[@andrewsmith7524]

Also Al your recruiting has been really solid in this SU dynasty I hope can stay with SU I think you could still and could win national titles there.

[@PlaybookGamer]

@@andrewsmith7524 no worries.

[@bellzo5]

One thing i dont understand is the difference between the under and over fronts

[@PlaybookGamer]

An under front is when you slide the DLine away from the tight end, over front is sliding the DLine "over" the tight end.

[@bellzo5]

@PlaybookGamer does that also protect the mike from being blocked and able to make plays when you it's over

[@PlaybookGamer]

@@bellzo5 That depends on several things, from the exact routes the DLinemen run to the play the offense calls. There is no simple catch-all answer to that. Most who use under fronts also shift the LBs to the opposite side too.

[@bellzo5]

@PlaybookGamer I ask cause when playing the ravens they slide the line to hide Lewis and he Flys to every tackle unblocked

[@PlaybookGamer]

@@bellzo5 that's great in theory, but these are video games so you never know what you'll get when both lines collide. Also, Ray Lewis is an all-timer who can make plays regardless.