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<blockquote data-quote="YJMD" data-source="post: 356976" data-attributes="member: 1929"><p>We did much better crashing in on the run in the second half, but the pass rush usually wasn't there (unless someone was unblocked on a free release). It was a net gain. I feel like the young LBs grew up a lot in this game, and I was really happy we kept letting Step cover tight 1:1 despite getting burned a few times. Let them make a play if they can.</p><p></p><p>Ultimately, I was really impressed with Wake especially offensively. It wasn't pro-level consistency, but some of those throws were simply indefensible if on the money. Their line really anticipated our blitzes and stunts to the point I wondered if they read our signals, but I'm more concerned they just knew our tendencies and exploited them with the hurry up. I hope that isn't the case with Clemson.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="YJMD, post: 356976, member: 1929"] We did much better crashing in on the run in the second half, but the pass rush usually wasn't there (unless someone was unblocked on a free release). It was a net gain. I feel like the young LBs grew up a lot in this game, and I was really happy we kept letting Step cover tight 1:1 despite getting burned a few times. Let them make a play if they can. Ultimately, I was really impressed with Wake especially offensively. It wasn't pro-level consistency, but some of those throws were simply indefensible if on the money. Their line really anticipated our blitzes and stunts to the point I wondered if they read our signals, but I'm more concerned they just knew our tendencies and exploited them with the hurry up. I hope that isn't the case with Clemson. [/QUOTE]
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