I saw this article. 2-4-5 would be interesting. The article said they also run 3-2-6 on passing downs against high powered offensive teams. I would actually prefer that to a 2-4-5 or 3-3-5. In Texas you have plenty of defensive lineman & defensive backs. Linebacker seems to always be a toss up. Play to your strengths. The base of our defense should be 4-2-5 or 3-2-6 depending on the opponent & personnel that year. Maybe we can get more of these freak athletes like Tyler Owens and Armband Bandit on the field at the same time.Lake and Kwiatkowski utilize a base nickel 2-4-5: two down linemen, two outside linebackers, two inside linebackers, a nickel (slot) corner, two outside corners, and two safeties. The Huskies defensive scheme is one of the more unique and exciting ones to watch in college football. Nickel defenses have become common in college football and the NFL as the base defensive personnel to counter the spread passing attacks used.
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