Before the Alco/Dunbar game Hansel said "they are too quick to run outside against so we'll be running between the tackles". All game long it was Robinette up the middle, from start to finish. When there was no hole he was dragging people.FH's #4 needs a hole to get started, then he can drag a few, but nothing like Robinette.
The only time Alco ran outside was a quick pitch or a run that started at the tackle but jumped outside when the dunbar defense collapsed inside. They didn't force it.
The biggest thing Allegany did that fh is resistant to is mixing up their offensive looks. They always had at least one wideout but sometimes three or four. Dunbar was incapable of stopping Robinette when there were only 4 or 5 men on the line. As soon as Allegany dropped to one receiver they had 9 or 10 guys right there in the box ready to pounce...however, even with that many they still were not able to stop the run.
Allegany threw very very smartly. There were no throwaways or long bombs. There were strategic safe passes that were usually 10 yards more or less, but they got first downs and most importantly they kept dunbar so confused they didn't know what was next.
Don't forget, Allegany was up 20 points in that game. Dunbar is so explosive they were able to come back a bit but Allegany never gave them anything, no turnover, no stupid penalty, and they mixed in llewelyn and buford so keying on robinette didn't even work.
I don't see fh stopping their offense unless they can keep getting first downs, long drives, and avoid having to play defense.
