Live action football can't get here fast enough. I looked at a few Towson highlights from last season, so here are a few comments. The Tigers are a standard spread team and virtually their entire offense is through the air. The only run plays I saw were goal line dives, except for one in which the RB lost a fumble. The QB appears to be decently accurate. He uses the TE, who is normally outside the box, quite a bit.
On the defensive side, most of the time they employed a 3-man line, but did switch to 4-man inside the 10. The Tigers were very porous last year. The other CAA teams had no trouble getting open.
Towson finished 6-5 (4-4 in the FCS CAA) in the current head coach's first season. The Tigers opened at Maryland (their sole FBS foe), with the Terrapins dominating, 38-6, as expected. I anticipate much of the same at Nippert.
On the defensive side, most of the time they employed a 3-man line, but did switch to 4-man inside the 10. The Tigers were very porous last year. The other CAA teams had no trouble getting open.
Towson finished 6-5 (4-4 in the FCS CAA) in the current head coach's first season. The Tigers opened at Maryland (their sole FBS foe), with the Terrapins dominating, 38-6, as expected. I anticipate much of the same at Nippert.
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