This message is for Mozeek,

Interesting. This is also where the actual props and tools of the game come back into play as well. Those who are good at prepping bases for weighted football have a hidden science that I confess to not yet have.

For example, Kev Boddie has a two ton offensive and defensive line that no one can consistently run on. While a lot of the Beltsville guys introduced speed to the MPFL which was not really championed in 2006 so we all had to adjust our bases to upgrade.

Another beauty of this is that when you discover your opponent's tendancies you have to counter it and you will normally get better yourself by borrowing from your experiences. I agree that if we did possess game film of each other that this process would be different. Since we don't you really have to fall back on football fundamentals particularly early in the game which was the idea of this post.