MahoningFan
Active member
If you "already know what you have in him," why even put him in??You do scrimmages for multiple purposes. First of all you want a best on best scenario for timing and competitive rep purposes. In practice teams rarely run more than 10-15 plays of this because you simply cannot afford to get starters hurt. Second purpose is to get guys on film for evaluation purposes. If a guy has been deemed a starter than you already know what you have in him. 10-15 plays on film is plenty for that starter to see what needs to be corrected. Simply put scrimmages are not used in order to win, they are used to evaluate. Don’t get a key player hurt in one and not have him available in two weeks.