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CHEM 300: The Properties of Hellfire · Boundary Corner Podcast

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The boundary Corner podcast. My name is Curtis Wilson.
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I'm Brian. Delicious midnight and seeing
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the Packers beat the 49ers 21-3 at the current moment which
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should be no shock when legitimately staffed up.
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Exactly, that's Carter's backup quarterback back up tight in
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backup offensive. Lineman top three wide receivers
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are out top legitimate offensive weapon out, you know, it is what
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it is. So we might as well record it
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because I'm not you know nothing really to gain here is really
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thrilling or Making you very happy.
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Exactly. Exactly.
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What about you, what kind of backgrounds like oh yeah.
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It's did the benefit of yourself in the long run?
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Not the short run, you know, so respect on that mr.
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Siegel, yes, sir. All right before we hit Know The
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Enemy Brian. Let's let's take a look.
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Couple hokey headlines today. One goes back all the way to the
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last Thursday, you know, clearly, we recorded last
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Wednesday and then Saturday night.
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Well, when it's midnight, we've been drinking and watching
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football all day. Sometimes things slip are mine.
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But Hokies pick up a very nice commitment of the state of
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Tennessee. Jaden Keller, the three star
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athlete 6320 to out of Bristol. So, literally right on the line
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there. The video was pretty cool with
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him, showing both sides of the line, especially a guy who
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reports a Tennessee offering a Virginia Tech offer with a few
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other ones, but we got in. What are you seeing so far on
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this guy? Brian.
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As you know that he plays on both sides, the ball plays wide
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receiver primarily safety on defense, but I think we're
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projecting more of an outside linebacker.
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Playing the backer position like Alan Tisdale right now really
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reminds me a lot of Tisdale actually coming out of high
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school. We 6320 to tis a was 63 like
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2008. So they're in the same ballpark
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in terms of their size Keller, maybe a shade more athletic As
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we said he does stuff on the offensive side of the ball as
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well. He lines up in the backfield
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split them out wide, kind of does a little bit of everything
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on the offensive side of the ball but on defense just really
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good at tracking, the ball really good tackler.
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So I really like what we're getting from him.
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Like I said, I think he's going to fit in perfectly whenever
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Ellen, Tisdale moves onto that backer position, very nice.
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So definitely see him on the defensive side of the ball
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coming in, with the good frame, you know?
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Something you looked up right before we jumped on here what
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Tisdale look like? And he's kind of a mirror image
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of Alan and, you know, Alan was getting to the right weight
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before the whole crazy off season started.
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Now he's playing under sized so hopefully this kid can get to
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that level pretty quick. Now brown other news breaking
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today was Virginia. Tech has hired additional
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football staff Shou Bou. Yeah, Samantha me, huh?
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Yeah some man. When you word joined Virginia
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Tech as an assistant ad of player engagement for football
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and in this role, she's going to directing the minister program
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services and enhance the personal growth and development
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of the football student-athletes.
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She will Implement personal development programs, community
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service activities career, preparation post-grad and she'll
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also assist in recruiting efforts as well.
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This is perfect unit ex website, she comes from Loyola of
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Chicago. And she was an assistant
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athletic director there. Basically planning budgeting
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organizing, you know, student development type stuff has her
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master's from Harvard Education school.
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So obviously a very bright young bright person, joining the
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staff, and what more can you say?
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You just said it. Brian, its money, right?
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Like we're spending money. We're trying to get to the Level
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where we should be. Yeah, we're finally starting to
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run the recruiting and Player Development side of things, like
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a major college football program, instead of like a mom
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and pop organization in a lot of that.
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Honestly, it worked for us under Frank for a while, but in the
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last decade we've been passed by a significantly.
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In some of that is in a situation where we had,
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Assistant coaches, that were paid very well, that over time,
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that pay was not Rising comparative to everyone else in
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our conference, and obviously, especially everyone else that's
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playing, you know, top 10 football consistently.
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So it's nice to see us catching up on the recruiting side of
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things. That's obviously one of the
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areas that we need the most Improvement, I feel like as a
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football team is getting recruiting on the level that it
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needs to be. And It's not going to grow
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unless we're spending some money there.
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There's only so much that recruiting can do without the
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financial support that goes along with so by nothing
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overnight. We're all of a sudden going to
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be a top 10 recruiting team but putting more investment on that
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side of things is definitely going to help us in the long run
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100%. I mean, and that's guess spend
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money to make money essentially and Again, it you're starting to
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take what you're seeing with these last few roles.
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The young lady that came up from appstate.
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I'm sorry. Her name is escapes me right now
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even though I follow her on Twitter now.
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And this young lady is your speed to put less and less
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responsibility on the coaches during visits.
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Looking at, you know, other things, you know, when they go
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on their road trips and stuff, it's more of this is going to be
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the person handling you and The coaches are going to be in there
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and just sell versus the coaches doing everything.
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So again, it's a development, it's another position.
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And again, we're slowly, but surely getting there.
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You know, who knows what happens if there's no pre-code that or
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there's no code because, yeah, I think after what happened with
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the Baler stuff I think you were going to see a massive influx of
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positions. Probably not so much now.
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So we shall see. See the fact that we're spending
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money, budget crunch aside is probably as much as we could ask
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for all things considered it. So, I'm going to take it once
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things clear up on the covid front, and we get back to
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business as usual at that point. I'll start, you know, hammering
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more on the salary side of things, especially for our
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assistance, but I like the effort to get some more support
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staff when they're recruiting, you know, even with everything
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going on with covid. So kudos to the to the guys, in
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the front office, they got that done.
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Absolutely kudos to witness staff.
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All right, Brian. Well, let's move on.
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No, the enemy going to do some breakdowns here.
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Like, we always do every week, guys, this week, it's the in
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number 25, Liberty Flames, or the Hokies apartment Liberty
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comes in at 6 and Let's start offensive side Braun I want to
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start with clearly a name. A lot of hope you spans.
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No well that's Malik Willis their quarterback, former
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hokitika. Mick who essentially decommitted
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from us. Flipped went to Auburn, stay
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down there for a couple years, then got shipped sensor, not
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shipped out, but then transfer himself to Liberty.
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And he's had a really, really good season.
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So far, Brian another duel correctly, quarterback.
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So forth 1122 yards, passing nine touchdowns to one
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interception, great ratio there. 67% completions.
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He does lead his team in rushing with 495 yards at seven a rush
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which I'm sure for a lot of these fans.
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They're having now, bad flashbacks of all the previous
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year, mobile quarterbacks burning us, he had six wrecks
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down yet another six touchdowns of that.
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So, 15 total touchdowns or him. He is top 20 in completion
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percentage. Also top 20 responsible for at
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18. He is fourth in yards per Rush.
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Which is the highest for a quarterback in the country.
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So you know, clearly best Russian quarterback in the
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country. Based on the stats Braun what
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makes him so dangerous and why he's putting up these kind of
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numbers. He's got good Vision, once he
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finds the lane, he does a great job of turning a lot of games in
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the big games. We sought a lot in the Syracuse
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tape that I watched turning a couple of those that look like,
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okay, well he's running like a quarterback lead sweep and all
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of a sudden he cuts it up and it's like a 30 yard game.
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So he does that a lot. Pretty good in the scramble
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drill finds openings in the pass rush lanes and takes advantage
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of those making linebackers missing space.
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So he's someone that we definitely keep an eye on.
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I'm just like the offense is a whole reminds me a lot of kind
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of Like I'll be I'll call it what it is like a little bit of
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a poor man's Louisville. Run a lot of Zone read and our
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po Concepts sometimes, they'll take shots out of the RPO.
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Sometimes it's more about trying to confuse the confuse the the
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the linebackers and hitting, some of those intermediate
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routes. So but we'll is primarily is
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going to try to beat you with his legs.
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He's efficient with his arm, as you said, I mean he's leaving up
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there with quarterback efficiency but he is not.
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Someone that's going to consistently beat you with his
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arm. He's going to definitely look to
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be a run first quarterback. Also will bring, you know, you
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mentioned that about his legs. And then, you know, we give the
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running staff, but then you say, well, you know, he's legs first,
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but he still has a very good rapport with his primary target.
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His favorite Target from a leak, the five foot, nine hundred
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eighty five pound wide receiver. DJ stub so far Stubbs this year.
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Twenty seven receptions for 375 yards about 14 yards per catch
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with three touchdowns. He's a three star.
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He is out of Florida. He is naughty transfer the,
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there's a lot of them that are transferring into Liberty.
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You know, he doesn't really jump out in one specific category you
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know in the country but when a team like this is running the
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ball, you know, over 60%, you know, right at 40, 39 percent,
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you know, passing the ball, you really wouldn't expect Him to do
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that. So kind of makes sense, but he
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is doubling up the other receivers on this team in
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receptions and is yards. So, I feel like we've got to go
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a little bit more in-depth on DJ, what are you seeing from
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him, and what do they like to do with Imran?
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So, in the pass game, and I'll go ahead and break down the pass
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game, a little bit more here as well.
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I've noticed that it looks like they like to in the games that
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they played weaker competition. They thrown it more and in games
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that they have a little more of a stout front, they've actually
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run it more. Yes.
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So a lot of the games where Willis had a lot of those
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passing yards, came against teams that I would consider more
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inferior competition relative to Liberty.
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Okay. Versus some of the other games
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that they played, where the competition was close to level
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or in the same ballpark like your Syracuse's but the way they
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use DJ stuff, They use them a lot in the intermediate routes
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on the RPO and they take a lot of shots with them out of the
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RPO. Okay, I've seen him run some,
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some digs and some Slants, some kind of square ins and I've seen
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him Get taking, you take a couple shots down the field with
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them in the on a fade or go route.
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So they'll use them kind of in different ways.
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They're not going to really run a full route tree with them, but
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they do like to work the intermediate area, the field
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with them and they'll take some shots with it.
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So it sounds like Bron the reason.
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He's probably leading this team in receptions, as he probably is
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the guy who can do all the things as compared.
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When you see a god double up and you just mention it there, he's
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taken deep shot, he's running some internet.
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He's not doing a massive route tree but he's going deep.
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He's from the digs, he's running across the middle, he's running
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some Square ends, kind of makes sense why he is their leading
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wide receiver, but but Ron, let's just be straight up with
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it. I mean, you take a look, there
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running 6040. Obviously, the running game is a
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huge. We've already hit Willis up a
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little bit about what he's doing, but three running backs,
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Josh Mac paid and pick it and she'd read Louise.
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They're averaging respectively, Mac, five and a half per carry
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Peyton. You get five per carry and she
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drove Louis 8.7 of carry. The team is number six in the
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country. Russian Football, 255 yards, a
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game, 14, total touchdowns. Now, Brian, I do want to look at
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it as our offensive line. I know, you'll probably hit that
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but they kind of rank kind of in the middle.
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Given up sacks bout to a game but they in kind of in the
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middle third down percentage at 43.9.
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So So what not only, why are they having such a good rushing
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attack with these guys and what's their line doing?
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That helps them there but maybe not this good in pass
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protection. Sure.
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So the big thing that they have, you mentioned it Cesar Luis, he
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is their big play guy. He is very similar in both
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ability and Breakaway speed as we saw with Hawkins for
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Louisville. So okay.
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When you get to the second level, he will run away from
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you. So I liked our game plan that we
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had for Hawkins last week. I would pretty much like to see
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something similar to kind of hold him in check.
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Now the other two guys are significantly different in their
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their style of running. So Mac and Mac actually has as
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seen his snap count go down significantly since the first
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part of the season, but he's more of your kind of one cut,
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stick mover type back. Whereas Pickett is very much, a
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kind of, a bulldozer type back. He's the guy that can run over
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you but he's got just enough of a wiggle to kind of make things
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happen in space as well. But I like I said, I'm more
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worried about Louis in this case because I saw him hit two home
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runs against Syracuse including a 75-yard ER and I'm more
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concerned about the big play against the team like Liberty
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than I am with, you know, six and eight yard games because I
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feel like on the on the the whole we will be able to contain
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that but getting beat with one play.
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That's much harder to come back from.
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All right. What else were they doing in the
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running game? I mean, is it just?
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Is it just a Zone re-type stuff or they you know inside outside
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or what kind of making them what's making them?
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You'll see jet motion. You'll see three or four running
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backs in the backfield with Willis.
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They'll do a lot of mentioned earlier.
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Some lead quarterback sweeps. You know they like that a lot of
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gives Willis an opportunity to read a block and then cut a
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feel, they'll do that several different ways.
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Sometimes they'll just run that to the side where the running
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back is and let the running back lead.
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Sometimes they will, do they'll send jet motion towards where
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the running backs aligned, fake it to the fake, The Zone read
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and then let the the quarterback keep it towards the jet motion.
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Lift the Jetman be the lead blocker there.
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So See them kind of deploy a lot of different things there but
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they use window dressing to good effect.
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So it's going to be key that we kind of, don't chase guys, I
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don't have the football, don't want to get position in that
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case with with a guy that's not even not even get the football
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in his hand. So but their offensive line is
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good but they're not, they're not great, they're kind of
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undersized little more finesse type offensive line but they're
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very technically sound so that they've been coached Well, and
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they do a good job of staying on their blocks.
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So that they use, you know, track level athletes that they
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have had climbed to the next level and cause some Havoc
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there. So, it's going to be key that we
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shed blocks and have good run fits from our linebackers and
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our safeties and run coverage. I hear you man taking a look
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here. Looks like Sam Craig is their
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offensive line coach and it's looking through his not the
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biggest you know, resume Nay. So far, you know, like graduated
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from Murray State Arkansas, Monticello Southwest Baptist or
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some of his coaching stop. So clearly they have kind of
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found one kind of out of the NCAA D2.
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Rough. That is done a good job with
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what they've got there. So Brian let me ask this What do
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we do to stop? Because I feel like defensively,
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I feel like that's more important this week than offense
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just because, you know, we know what this offense when they're
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running, right? Can do defense has had the
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struggles this year? Yeah, they definitely been more
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up and down. They played some good games,
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they played some bad, they played some good halves, and
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they put together that with the bad half, and vice versa.
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So it'll be interesting to see how they do.
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You know, if, if I'm coaching them up, I'm telling my
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linebacker. Hers.
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You got to stay home, stay disciplined.
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Don't fall for the window dressing because that's going to
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be something where if we get one or two guys out of position on
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those, it can create some really big holes and once those line
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but those running backs, get to the second level, it could be,
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you know, lights out, especially if it's Lewis with the ball.
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If we can hold a good inside. I feel good about guys like
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Tisdale Connor and Taylor, they're going to need to come
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up, make some big plays on the edge and then the scramble drill
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to Wait, any of those plays on the edge getting turning into
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big gains and just in the passing game it's going to be
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kind of similar to what I say with Louisville.
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That's going to be keep their primary wide receiver threat in
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front of you. That's going to be stub.
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So you can keep stubs in front of you, stay home at the back of
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position and then make those plays as some of those running
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game. Russia's get spilled outside.
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I think we're going to be okay. Yeah, well I mean that was a
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reason he frees had success down the SEC.
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See, I mean that you're, you know, you beat Bama, he beat
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some of the better teams down there.
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The guy knows how to coach football, he scumbag there's no
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doubt about that, but also especially on the offensive
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side, very Innovative and a lot of the stuff.
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He's always done. Yeah.
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Any anything, any any when this higher was made, let me ask
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Brian where you shop? Man after everything that's come
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out recently. Absolutely not.
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Oh yeah. Indiscretions with school-issued
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cell phones and just say it. Exactly alarms.
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A little bit big alarms real quick.
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As good as the offensive defense is showing out pretty good to
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form. They are a top 10 Total Defense
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Ryan, they give up only 294 yards a game, they forced eight,
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turnovers in six games. So you as a defense, you
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probably are looking for more 10 to 12.
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So a little bit on the low side averaging about three sacks per
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game, which is pretty daggone, good and six tackles for loss.
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So, getting to the backfield, some even As good as those
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numbers say, Brian still there, given up 21 points per game.
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You would kind of expect, maybe a little less than that.
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So it's kind of interesting top 10 on third down stops.
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We've discussed our issues already with our third, down in
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the last few weeks. I don't like that.
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So Brian, what kind of Defense are they running?
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And why they've been so effective?
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So they run a hybrid 34 front, which for those that don't know.
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In this case what we're talking about is that you've got the
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positions that are really kind of different than make it the
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hybrid are the Bandit and Rover positions which in this case are
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their Edge rushers or guys that play the the traditional outside
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linebacker role in a 3-4 defense and the way they deployed the
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Bandit is more like a traditional 234 Edge Rush,
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usually lined up opposite, the strength.
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Rushing on the weak side, primarily a rush first player
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think of like a almost like a Von Miller type player would
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usually be that that Bandit role and sometimes they'll be in
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coverage but usually that's like covering the flat.
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They're usually not in any sort of middle of the feel
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responsibility and coverage. Then the Rover is the opposite
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of The Rover is more of a cover. First outside linebacker, very
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similar to how we deploy our wit, almost like a nipple, but
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they play a little bit closer to the line of scrimmage, sometimes
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in the Box sometimes out, depending on the alignment of
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the offense. Whether it's, you know, a heavy
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wide receiver set or something more, you know, one or two tight
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end. And so that kind of really gives
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them flexibility in how they mix up their fronts.
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You know, they'll kind of Shuffle their guys over where,
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when the band, It's rushing the passer.
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It almost looks like a almost like a 4-2 with just a stand-up
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defensive end to the weak side and then sometimes it looks more
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like a traditional 34 front of them that you're used to seeing
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a lot of teams run. So but they are a little bit
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smaller upfront than you would see what the typical 3-4 defense
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so their nose isn't huge, their tackle DNS or not very very big
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either so they're pretty Judge against the run because of that,
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they do have some good linebackers and they have a
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really great pass. Rush, especially those Edge
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guys, particularly the guy that plays the Bandit position for
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them, they did have some success in slowing down the passing game
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and it that's really predicated on getting after the quarterback
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and kind of mixing up where they're bringing the pressure
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from nice. Now, Brian, I do see, you know,
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The Edge be in the weakness. Let's hope we run outside Zone
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unlike against wait for us, where we should have ran inside
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Zone, but it's to hear about to get on.
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Yeah, I mean, the heart of their defense is the weakness because
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of the way, they mix up the alignment of the Bandit and
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Rover, sometimes that creates a softer Edge for them.
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So we should be able to get to the edge in the outside Zone and
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give Khalil Herbert some areas to either.
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Find the alley or cut back. Now Braun.
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I take a look at his defense and I was I was looking through
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their players, one got definitely stood out.
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Redshirt senior transfer from University, North Carolina,
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Charlotte in, you know, Anthony Butler six 1225 linebacker, 41,
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tackles three tackles for loss. One sack two interceptions,
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along with him run. Is there anybody else it on the
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defensive side of the ball that we need to really make work like
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work? Like if you tell me they're
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having to kill themselves to stop us I'll feel comfortable.
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Say they're not going to win this game.
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They're better. Players are dominate or getting
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dominated. Yeah, so other than Anthony
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Butler is going to be Darrell Johnson with Butler.
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I mean, he's a he's a lot of back at the inside linebacker,
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he gets really good reads and he pursues plays well.
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Sideline to sideline comes up and makes really sure tackles.
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He's also good in coverage, he has a two interceptions on the
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season. So he's a guy that can kind of
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make plays both in the Run game and the passing game, but we're
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looking at, probably the thing that could hurt us the most,
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it's going to be Darrell Johnson, the pass rusher.
29:32
Sure, he plays that Bandit position that I've been talking
29:35
about and he's probably the guy that concerns me the most,
29:39
because when he can get after the quarterback, you know,
29:42
that's when those the, the turnovers that they have Force,
29:46
that's when those things come, whether it's forcing a throw,
29:49
too quick for an interception, or tip ball or, you know, things
29:53
like that. So, Darrell Johnson is probably
29:55
the person I want to focus on neutralizing because he's the
29:57
one that kind of hurts you in ways that are harder to overcome
30:02
than It's like a two or three yard loss on a first down run or
30:05
something like that. It's been Darrell Johnson and
30:09
see a butler to Dame's to remember out there hokey fans as
30:13
you're watching the game Saturday afternoon.
30:17
So, Bryan, we look at the stats. We look at what they do.
30:21
We look at a couple of their key players.
30:24
How we attack in them, we are going to run the football run,
30:29
the football and run the football we run.
30:32
Run, run. Yeah, I don't want us to pass.
30:36
Unless we're just trying to keep them honest, they start stacking
30:39
the Box, we can start working in some passes but just the way
30:43
they are front, I feel like we should be able to impose our
30:45
will and almost run. It will again on this team.
30:50
If we don't do that, I will be a little concerned.
30:53
I want to stay ahead of the the sticks because of our troubles
30:55
on third down. And because of what they like to
30:57
do with the pass rush, if we can stay ahead of the sticks and get
31:01
the third and shorts, I feel like we can convert more often
31:05
than not and it gives us the choice of run or pass in those
31:09
situations which will take some of the aggressiveness away from
31:13
those Edge rushers in defensive ends that are trying to rush the
31:17
passer. They've got a still on the Run,
31:20
they can't just pin their ears back.
31:23
I'm so that your gets to my other point here, converting, on
31:26
third downs. We have to be better than we
31:27
were last week in running on third down.
31:30
If we're not, I'm not going to be happy winner lose and in the
31:35
passing game. Honestly, the short stuff should
31:38
work against these guys because of their aggression, I want to
31:41
see short passes screens Throwbacks.
31:45
We want to take advantage of the aggression that they like to
31:47
rush the passer with and make that work in our favor.
31:50
So what you're kind of saying Is the things that we have done
31:55
best over the season early last week we I saw somebody out there
32:02
kind of complaint about one of the drives where we do.
32:06
We kick a field goal and we score where we pass the ball
32:09
numerous times but it wasn't deep shots.
32:11
It was Pepper, pop, pop, pop pop.
32:15
And then we ran so it sounds like if we short pass, run, run,
32:21
run for pass, we keep them honest and they start coming
32:25
more and more up where second half we can go deep, right?
32:29
Exactly. All right.
32:30
Perfect Brian. Awesome.
32:47
All right. Let's be straight up here.
32:50
Brian. This is a 6 and 18.
32:55
They're ranked for the first time I believe in their school
32:57
history, but all six opponents are not created equal Ryan's.
33:08
You and other people have talked about this, but let's, let's
33:11
just look at a few things here. First of all, they played six
33:15
opponents. Hey, Brian.
33:20
The six opponents have won a combined four games.
33:24
Yeah, they played more games in the, their opponents have one,
33:29
they've lost 28. So let's take the Liberty with
33:32
losses out of their they're combined for and 22.
33:37
They're not winning 23% of their games.
33:42
So these aren't that good? A teams in Southern Miss
33:49
Northern Alabama, who was a SCS opponent who the Hokies were
33:52
scheduled to play this year in September.
33:55
That's why you Western Kentucky, you LM in Syracuse Syracuse
34:00
player with the ACC. We've talked about them.
34:04
They are the worst team in the ACC, I think they have one win
34:08
and that was over. Georgia Tech.
34:09
No, not Georgia Tech, Georgia Tech.
34:14
Okay, let's just do some rankings, first of all, we can't
34:17
even look at North Alabama because they're not in the FBS.
34:21
We have no statistical data on them.
34:25
Brian you ready for it? Breaking down but you mentioned
34:29
in the right man is tall. Fences lighten up.
34:32
We mentioned the staff they're good. when you play teams ranked
34:37
41, Which is the best 8086 67, and 91.
34:47
I hope you were putting up points.
34:49
I hope you were putting up a lot of yards because if you're not,
34:54
you're probably worse than them significantly.
34:58
Now I'll be straight up. We are not a juggernaut, we're
35:02
at 83, so down in there. I think we played significantly
35:06
better competition offensively than them.
35:10
Southern Miss and you LM. And if I, you know, we have
35:15
because you know why Not good.
35:41
It gets worse significantly. You LM is at 92.
35:47
Western Kentucky is at 96. FIU is at 97 in Syracuse, who is
35:54
the only one that's playing Division. 1 significant
35:56
competition is at 100. Syracuse would have made that
36:00
game interesting. Your Tommy DeVito was starting
36:02
true. Now I'll pay this defensively
36:07
what you can tuck your arms 41, right?
36:09
But their best to defensive games came against Chattanooga
36:15
was Chattanooga. Brian.
36:17
They're an SDS cool, you know, but yeah, yeah, yeah, SES,
36:20
absolutely, your nausea Middle. Tennessee State Milton as he
36:25
States. Another one of the worst teams.
36:27
If you don't remember watching the army game, where they go
36:31
wham bolt, if you take those two performances out, Western
36:35
Kentucky is giving up 38 points per game.
36:39
That's the best defense. They played now Virginia Tech on
36:42
the offensive side of the ball. This will be the best offense.
36:45
This team has seen we Are ranked 16th in the country total
36:49
offense, the number for rushing offense. and as we say that
36:55
Brian and as I put that out there, I think we've got a once
37:03
the terminology for. I think we have a paper
37:05
Champion. Okay, okay, your paper tinker
37:10
But the game still has to be played, right?
37:14
It still has to be played and there's a
37:31
contest that we absolutely. So, let's flip it Brian, because
37:37
clearly, we still got to play the game.
37:39
They're still pivotal Players that we need to mention.
37:42
Let's start on defense. Brian.
37:44
I know I don't have it in that order but let's start on
37:46
defense. The number one moving up and I
37:50
feel like either they have been on this list or the entire group
37:55
has been on this list every week who's our number one, he
37:59
tackles. And why is that D tackles you
38:02
need to play well because they run the ball a lot We cannot.
38:10
Void areas in the middle of the offense and let Lewis just get
38:14
to the second level without any sort of push back or somebody
38:21
getting an arm on. I mean, even if you don't make
38:23
the tackle, we just need to he can't just have a hole where he
38:28
can really get to the second level at full speed.
38:31
So defensive tackle play is going to be important, spilling
38:34
stuff outside with those. Those good fills from our
38:38
linebackers is going to be important but If the defensive
38:40
tackles are getting moved out of their fits which they shouldn't
38:47
because again, this is not a team that that can move you
38:52
around very much, even if you are undersized, just like they
38:55
are so defensive tackles need to hold up.
38:59
If they hold up, I like our chances here, let me ask this.
39:03
You think we see more fuga run. Again obviously Crawford's back
39:07
we saw Crawford a lot on the field last week.
39:09
Like, here's what I'd like to see you in.
39:12
This is no disrespect to Hewitt. I'd like to see Crawford and
39:18
Hinton, Kendricks, run the front line, okay?
39:21
And let Q it work with fuga in the second line, okay?
39:27
You balance under sized with, very good size and then you have
39:31
the two guys that are kind of in the to 90 range on the front
39:34
line together. That's what I would do.
39:39
Okay, I can I'm assuming you thinking.
39:41
No rails, just third down. Specialist third and over 5.
39:45
He's in her garden. Honestly, we're starting to get
39:50
it. The tackle position as guys are
39:51
getting healthy. You know, having him have
39:55
another year and get some more size where he's not having to
39:58
play. The front line is probably a
40:00
good thing for us. Absolutely.
40:02
Because I like his, I like his top inability, but I'd like to
40:06
see him put on another 10 or 15 pounds before.
40:08
He's a 3 on player for us night in Night Out.
40:13
Absolutely. Another guy that's made this
40:16
list and when you mentioned earlier Louisville, we talked
40:20
about it, Alan Tisdale once again in our pivotal players
40:26
role because of the Dual threat quarterback and all the things
40:30
he can do. Obviously, on defense, dropping
40:34
run, blitzes past, blitzes actually covering people and
40:39
spine athletic quarterbacks. Now, what are you put Malek's
40:44
this Malek's? Malik Willis has compared to
40:48
Cunningham's level more of a problem for for Tuesday or less.
40:53
That's a really great question, man.
40:55
I think this offense Needs Willis to run more than
41:03
Louisville needed Cunningham to run.
41:05
Okay. But I think Cunningham overall
41:08
is the better athlete, so kind of hedging.
41:11
My bets are a little bit. You know what you're saying?
41:16
Malik, we did not see. I don't think we saw one
41:19
quarterback draw against us. I'd have to go back in the
41:24
memory and look at it. Don't remember any drawers?
41:26
I remember the scrambles Compared to where Malik is what
41:32
they do. Clearly he's leading the team in
41:35
rushing the ball, in his hands so much where Tisdale may not be
41:40
playing coverage or may not be Blitzen as much where he's just
41:43
stay with that guy. And if he decides to run, find
41:46
him and get him down. Yeah.
41:49
It's gonna be a design runs and design runs where there isn't
41:52
any sort of. You know, passing misdirection
41:55
into. It's definitely going to be more
41:57
of the window dressing in the backfield with the motion.
42:01
Then it is going to necessarily be like the drawers that we saw
42:05
with Cunningham's so you know and you're going to see a lot
42:09
more, you know, the sweeps with the quarterback sometimes with
42:13
it that lead blocker, whether it's the jet man or whether it's
42:15
the running back. So it's going to be A tall order
42:20
stopping the running game, and staying disciplined.
42:23
They're so from that perspective, I guess, I think
42:26
Willis is probably a little more dangerous, but I think I like
42:30
Cunningham's athleticism a little bit more.
42:33
Yeah, yeah. Now the third guy.
42:34
Brian, I didn't get a chance to I was tending, the baseball
42:37
practice. And when I say, hey, finish the
42:39
list real quick, man, just because I'm not gonna have time
42:43
baseball game and I practice, why'd you put Shamari third
42:46
tamori. Connor number three.
42:48
Because of how much they run the ball man.
42:50
He's going to be relied on heavily setting the edge,
42:55
caching the trash, it's getting spilled outside, getting some
42:59
good run fills in there. We're going to be relying on him
43:03
heavily. He's probably also at some some
43:05
points with Tisdale's not spying on Willis, he's going to be the
43:09
guy that spying Willis. So he's going to be called on to
43:11
do a whole lot in the running game and honestly the area that
43:15
he's weakest in in the past the game is probably not going to
43:17
be. Is glaring against a team like
43:20
this. So I think he's going to be a
43:23
guy to look for and have a standout game.
43:26
Got it. All right, so there's your three
43:30
pivotal key players on defense. The defensive tackle groups.
43:35
Allen Tisdale tomorrow Connor, let's flip over the offensive.
43:39
Number one, when you told me how they looked up front, it was not
43:44
even a question. That is juice Herbert.
43:47
Yep, we don't run the ball all day and, you know, I'm calling
43:53
it now. He's going to be he's going to
43:55
break 200. All right, so he's breaking 200.
43:58
Is he going to break the Thousand?
43:59
We going to hit that was a 2007 he needs.
44:02
Yeah, I've got him clipping unless we get out way way big
44:06
way earlier. We just start resting a lot of
44:09
the starters. He's going to get these on.
44:11
Get that 2007. All right I'll get the 2007.
44:15
Well if well the honest truth is though even if we're resting if
44:19
we're a big, he might have broke two or three over 40 so he still
44:23
might have got the to us. He still might be closed yet.
44:26
You, all right. The second set of guys.
44:30
Again this is what Brian. We hit the first two guys on
44:33
defense, and then I had to step away.
44:36
I'm not shocked once you talked about Darrell.
44:39
I saw him almost mention them, but I didn't Luke 2 Nu du and
44:46
Christian Darris are offensive tackles as the number two
44:49
pivotal player on offense. Ryan, you've already hit it once
44:53
but just just, you know, recalibrate why you feel?
44:56
They're important in both aspects of our offense.
45:00
I mean seals on the outside Zone and keeping Darrell Johnson away
45:04
from Hendon hooker and any passing games where they can
45:07
really, you know, pin their ears back and come after Herbert.
45:10
I mean come after hooker can I ask you a question?
45:13
Yeah. As Darrell seeing anybody near
45:17
as good as Darius are two new do.
45:20
Two new to may be in the ballpark there are so he'll
45:23
know, okay? Because I think I see your
45:30
number 3 on this. Big Stone Gap and Nick Gallo.
45:38
Are you putting on there because of the rail because of they're
45:40
going to be helping or is it more passing game?
45:42
Or is it a little combination of both the combination of both?
45:46
We're going to look at some probably some screens and short
45:49
passes and Throwbacks. That's James Mitchell.
45:52
And McGowan Wald a running game they're going to be responsible
45:57
for chipping helping seal getting up on some of their
46:01
backers to make sure that there's some Lanes outside for
46:04
Herbert to really take advantage of.
46:07
So they're gonna be needed on both aspects of the offense both
46:10
running past and I like both of them to have a good day and I
46:14
like James Mitchell to probably have a pretty big day.
46:19
I hear you Mitchell. You know we knew Mitchell was
46:21
going to be as was going to be a star in every every aspect this
46:25
year. But I'll tell you what Nick
46:27
Gallo has really proven himself in these first six games not
46:32
only as a blocker, but make it in some timely catches and in a
46:36
way where The focus of a lot of those linebackers and safeties.
46:39
Go to Big Stone is when Nick's kind of come through it, some
46:43
good catches and it's great having especially after losing
46:48
Dalton. And it's awesome that he has
46:51
stepped in the way, he stepped. Yeah, absolutely.
46:54
He's definitely, he's played about as well as I hoped.
46:59
He would play when we were talking about all this stuff
47:01
preseason. So, hats off to make Gallo so
47:04
far. Absolutely.
47:06
All right, let's hit real quick. Released earlier today, Dean
47:09
Ferguson gets to 25. I saw somebody make a joke.
47:13
We're not going to see him a lot.
47:15
I feel like dean's out there. A tunnel special teams.
47:19
Maybe I'm missing it but I feel like on kick return punt return
47:21
units. He is there and clearly sure he
47:26
is on pretty much every standard special except for a field goal.
47:34
Yeah, which is lucky for a linebacker.
47:37
Because usually, that's going to be your offensive grouping, but
47:40
good for him guy that maybe in the next couple of years, we Ste
47:45
into a starting role in the line back and forth.
47:48
I Brian near and dear to our hearts.
47:52
Well, kind of, it's all Maroon. I like it.
47:57
Just take away the stripes, God, take away.
48:07
Just make art from the chest plate down.
48:11
It's perfect. It's so true.
48:16
When I read it, it's only halfway.
48:29
There it is. I'm looking at it.
48:31
Now they're the freakin Stripes, why maroon maroon Rune beautiful
48:38
white. V T right there, on the right on
48:41
the collar bone. It would be great.
48:43
The helmets fine. I'm actually okay with me on the
48:45
stripes, on the helmet. Yeah.
48:49
Test below that below own room. On the shoulder pads?
49:09
Yes. Why does bad?
49:10
These are God awful. So we've got the 25.
49:20
Let's get to our predictions, run.
49:23
You loved last week. I'm going to leave this week,
49:27
putting the Hokies in the win column this week.
49:30
Hey, hey we're back. I don't think liberal he's
49:35
played anybody and I Ali. See us.
49:40
Hopefully shedding them and for the people like, Norm would who
49:45
put them in the top 25 without doing research, because I hate
49:50
to say this. If Virginia Tech played that
49:52
sort of scheduled Norm would have us at like 36, so he's at
49:57
a, they're doing a disservice to journalism because you're not
50:01
doing any research. They played literally, I think
50:04
there's a third worst schedule in the country.
50:07
Yeah, they I want all their games, but be honest.
50:09
Give me 4828 VT, okay? I'm right there with you, but
50:16
I'm not quite as high in both columns, but I'm right there on
50:20
the spread. Give me, 45, 24, V T all day.
50:27
All right. So, there we go.
50:32
For the Capper on Know The Enemy, and let's move over.
50:36
As I look at it. It's 31 23 now.
50:41
Yeah, we were inside the 10 and we went for it on fourth and one
50:45
and you know, somebody who usually doesn't play for got to
50:48
block a linebacker on the quarterback sneak.
50:51
I'm shocked. Not that shocked.
50:55
Let's take a look and do some of our picks.
50:57
Yes. Last week as we Mentioned
50:59
Saturday night. You guys heard on Monday?
51:02
We had our worst week ever and I was 17.
51:05
Brian was two and six. We kept.
51:08
Yeah, we act all over the place. This was this was like, you
51:14
know, Guy in college, we know would just get housed.
51:19
Pass out, puke all over himself, that's what we did.
51:24
I know that guy, you know that guy if he's listening tomorrow,
51:29
you know who you are. Another page.
51:43
Feel free to do so. Call yourself out.
51:45
Everybody's had their moments but let's take a look at some of
51:48
these pics Prime. Let's start with NC State Miami
51:53
tomorrow night, Miami laying, 10 and a half.
51:57
What are you feeling on this one, buddy?
52:01
Man. I'm going to take Miami thing
52:09
will go with Miami here. Yeah I just I'm not sure about
52:13
NC State with Hockman and I think Miami does just enough to
52:21
clear the 10 and a half there. It's true man.
52:24
And you know last week, you know, given sea State, you know,
52:30
we sort of mean both went with We essentially both went with NC
52:37
State. No, that was a couple weeks ago
52:39
so my bad. Look at the wrong thing.
52:41
I feel like Carolina screwed us out.
52:44
Last week, right? They were like 13 and a half
52:46
Point favorite. So I'm thinking of another game
52:48
but I'm with you it's icy. Miami on this one, kind of
52:52
bouncing back laying the ten and a half, I think they probably
52:56
win the game somewhere in the neighborhood of you know 3521.
53:01
I don't I just can't see NC State's going.
53:04
Enough to keep it within 24 hours.
53:08
Yep, I've got a 12 to 14 point spread in my head as well.
53:11
So I mean I don't think it's a it's a solid but I think it's,
53:16
you know, good enough to beat the two and a half there.
53:19
Absolutely. Alright.
53:21
Next, let's look at UNC Duke UNC laying 11 and a half.
53:26
I know this is a rivalry game and everything, but we've seen
53:30
Duke play in. Do you give it against us, where
53:33
we were? Down and having struggles.
53:37
They still lost Us by two points.
53:39
I do not count that field goal. If you, if you lost, you know,
53:45
curse at the head coach because only he had some money and he
53:49
took his side but I can't see him keeping it this close.
53:54
I see Carolina with what they do offensive ly.
53:58
I mean, I could see this like a 42.
53:59
I could see the similar to the NC State game like in, you know,
54:03
you can see gets into the low. 40s and do maybe various 20.
54:09
Okay, okay, I'm I'm right there with you.
54:12
I think it's a UNC bounce back. I don't I just don't see them
54:20
laying two eggs like that back-to-back, against what you
54:23
would call secondary rivalry teams.
54:29
So Give me UNC there. Exactly.
54:34
Yeah. That's right.
54:35
UNC lost to UVA. So they screwed us last week to
54:38
laying that seven, when they couldn't get out of their own
54:40
way. All right.
54:42
It was an interesting one here because it's another double
54:47
digit line. Syracuse BC, BC is laying 13 and
54:52
a half. Now Brian, I presented to you a
54:55
little bit earlier how bad Syracuse was both on the
54:59
offensive and defensive side. Side of the ball.
55:02
Yes. Is that enough for you to lay 13
55:07
and a half would be C? Or are you going to go the other
55:11
way? Yeah, this is a tough one
55:16
because I don't necessarily like Syracuse is not great but
55:20
probably what their defense does okay yet is his coverage in the
55:26
passing game. I think they give up a ton in
55:29
the in the rushing game. BC does not rush the ball with
55:33
any degree of efficiency. I'm going to take Syracuse.
55:42
All right. Brian takes is like a 10 point
55:44
win by BC, but I don't think they get to the 39.
55:48
Bryan taking Syracuse, land, 13 and a half.
55:56
I can't, I can't do that because I think it's even as Good as
56:03
okay? Syracuse is on the back end.
56:06
I think BC might have got a little bit of Confidence from
56:10
that game last week against Clemson.
56:12
So I am going to lay the Thirteen and a half and I'm
56:16
going to be risking it because I see this as like a 14 to 16
56:18
point game and this is like the ones where it's like you see and
56:24
you like yeah that's like a 16 or 14 point game and then
56:27
immediately take it off your books.
56:29
Like now we can't screw that one.
56:30
That's what tickles. It's of what my head is saying.
56:33
So yeah, give me BC in that case.
56:36
All right, Brian, we've got our first real toss-up game of the
56:39
day. Here pit.
56:41
FSU FSU is the favorite here laying to I have no clue.
56:48
How is Paris Ford worth, you know, FSU being favored, maybe,
56:56
maybe not but that's still a solid defense.
56:58
Even as bad as pick it is, it is one of The worst defensive teams
57:03
will play all year. I'll take pit in this case, to
57:07
break their losing streak and to, you know, sort of to right
57:13
the wrong as they get ready to come into hokey land and play
57:18
the Hokies in a couple weeks here.
57:20
So give me pit, give me the two points.
57:29
I want to go the same direction with you buddy, okay?
57:34
It is a look great on the back end.
57:36
Even with Paris for this year, they've been averaging best and
57:40
some games they've been pretty awful.
57:44
They're going to be great upfront regardless.
57:49
So I think that's going to be enough to give them the
57:52
advantage here, so give me pit. Nothing pit wins it out, right?
57:59
Yep, same thing. I think that one's it out right
58:01
to go to 4 and forth and possibly be above 500 coming
58:05
into the game against Virginia Tech.
58:07
All right, we're going to go for two out of conference games and
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we're going to come back to the biggest game of the weekend and
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all the college football tomorrow night, 9:30.
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I probably will not see this game.
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I, you know, I got to play it smart, right?
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We stay up. Late on Saturdays, we're
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watching games late. We're recording.
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We're drinking beer having a good time.
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BYU, Boise number nine. BYU number 21, Boise, This is at
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the Blue Smurf. Turf with over Boise has been
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good, pretty much you know ever since they became relevant about
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15 years ago, they are home dogs.
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BYU is laying three and a half. So Boise getting three and a
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half at home here. Brian.
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What are you seeing on this game?
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Man. Um, You know, I'm gonna go with
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the historical numbers here and I'm going to take Boise State in
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the three and a half. Alright, believe it or not.
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I'm right with you because this is going to be BYU's.
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First real challenge of the year.
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They hadn't their competition into this point.
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You know, is I take a look through the data here, the
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competition up to this point for BYU.
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It's not been that great BYU. This is who they played this
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year. Brian you're ready?
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They played maybe week one. What do we find out about Navy
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after that game? They hadn't been tackling at
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practice. The most competitive games with
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Houston and then Texas state in Western Kentucky.
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I think this is the best roster DLC.
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I think it's the best, skiing, they'll see, give me the three
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and a half with you, Brian. I think Boise pulls the outright
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upset and I think BYU goes tumbling back to Earth.
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Even the Wilson kid. Yeah.
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Yeah. Even the Wilson kids going to
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Tumble back to the Earth. Yeah.
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Got to go against the main sometime.
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Alright, it's okay. Next one, go to the SEC, top 10
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matchup 5 versus a date. One of my favorite games of the
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year, always. Always has been since I was a
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kid. The world's largest outdoor
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cocktail party. It is not the world's largest
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outdoor party. It is the world's largest
1:00:57
outdoor cocktail party and if anybody tries to tell you any
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different, say no, you're wrong. My coworker and someone you know
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big Georgia fan always goes down.
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We've heard some of her stories from down there, it gets pretty
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insane. That's got to be one of those.
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It's on my bucket list to just go down there and be like a
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neutral Observer just like sit in the middle and just like
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let's see how stupid you people get but on this game brine
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Florida Georgia. Georgia is laying three and a
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half. And as much as I love Tammy,
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I've got to go for the simple fact.
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George has played one, good offense all year and Bam a
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little Mama. This is the second death
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offense. They'll see not a good a defense
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but I don't think they keep up with Florida.
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I think Florida get somewhere like 27 28.
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I think Georgia is a tick behind probably 20 124.
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I think it's gonna be a hell of a game, but I see that I'll take
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the points because I'm thinking Florida wins this game outright
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Man, another week we're agreeing a whole lot on God, it was
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great. Have you decided what your legal
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limit bet is for the weak, it's coming, I'm just interested.
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Fourth fourth, plus 140 in a money line bet.
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So, what is it better Hunter to win, 140?
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That would be a pretty good that would not be a bad bad, man.
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It's not like, you're not getting into the 200 where you
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see some of these Bedding. Experts like they see a line at
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like plus five Hunters like yeah, but that team could play
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good enough to beat that team. Screw it.
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So it's hilarious. All right, bro.
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Notre Dame, Clemson number one versus number 4.
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DT. Trevor Lawrence out.
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DJ ukulele! Yeah!
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That's what my cousin from South Carolina to me a little gift.
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It was like, you gotta lay and it's the GOP but it's the joy of
1:04:20
where she's going through all them.
1:04:22
And at the end, he says, ukulele.
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Clemson, I liked what I saw from ukulele, despite it being
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closed, I feel like Clemson kind of felt its way around in the
1:04:46
first half and then got their footing in the second half.
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I like them coming out, knowing what they're going to do this
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week with a little bit more time to Install the game, playing
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around this quarterback and around what they can do with
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them. So, give me Clemson covering the
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five and twelve laying the five and a half there.
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Yeah. And this is my legal limit and I
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am right with you, man. And did we disagree on anything?
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Nope, we disagreed on T. He C Qs.
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I gotta go here with Clemson and Because if I'm half just it's I
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haven't seen enough out of Notre Dame that tells me that they're
1:05:33
going to either outscore or hold Clemson down, right?
1:05:39
They've given us some important, some suspect teams, they've been
1:05:42
held down by some suspect him. This is not a suspect team.
1:05:46
This is also a team with a lot of talent that kind of got
1:05:50
scared last week, right? Yeah.
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They got scared last week, so I think they probably had one I
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love a good practice week. I think it's going to be a good
1:06:00
game, but I see this as like a 10-point game.
1:06:03
I see this some my vision. I see like 27:17, I think
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Clemson's probably going to slow it down, play a little more run
1:06:11
than just trying to flick it out like they would launch.
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So between etn and ukulele. Sighs, give me that five and a
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half. Yeah, I don't think Notre Dame
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is gonna be able to run the ball like they have all season
1:06:22
against Clemson. So no, I've got it somewhere in
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like the probably Clemson getting to like 30, 35
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The way I haven't been sleeping. The last few nights between
1:07:44
school and the selection and everything else, man.
1:07:50
Absolutely nothing. I'm gonna need a couple of
1:07:53
nights where I can get some shut-eye on time.
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I hear you, man. I hear you.
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I'm scrolling real quick. I'm not seeing anything.
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Yeah, I'm not seeing anything additional breaking unless you
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are what some on this ground man.
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Alright that is going to wrap up this episode of The Boundary
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