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Tech vs Clemson, it's actually very easy to explain
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<blockquote data-quote="takethepoints" data-source="post: 360001" data-attributes="member: 265"><p>I said before the game that I thought we would run for 250-300 yards and the the game would be a dogfight.</p><p></p><p>That was before I a) saw that, despite what others here had said, that Clemson had not put a tarp on the field to help field conditions. (In retrospect, why would they do that?) and b) it was raining and hard throughout the game. I think I would have been right on a dry field. A wet field negates several advantages the O gives us and gives a team using a spread option and zone blocking an advantage against our still undersized D; all that's a TL/DR type of discussion, however.</p><p></p><p>They're more talented then we are. No problem with admitting that. But we can usually get around that provided we aren't playing in a downpour on an already soaked field. On a dry field we would have probably still lost, but not without a better showing on O.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="takethepoints, post: 360001, member: 265"] I said before the game that I thought we would run for 250-300 yards and the the game would be a dogfight. That was before I a) saw that, despite what others here had said, that Clemson had not put a tarp on the field to help field conditions. (In retrospect, why would they do that?) and b) it was raining and hard throughout the game. I think I would have been right on a dry field. A wet field negates several advantages the O gives us and gives a team using a spread option and zone blocking an advantage against our still undersized D; all that's a TL/DR type of discussion, however. They're more talented then we are. No problem with admitting that. But we can usually get around that provided we aren't playing in a downpour on an already soaked field. On a dry field we would have probably still lost, but not without a better showing on O. [/QUOTE]
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