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Their QB was below 50% completions I believe, and he threw the ball 45 or 50 times.... so wouldn’t his stats be in large part to the fact that they were playing from behind all game, and abandoned the run?

Because College football today is largely spread offenses scoring on 20+ yard passes. Baker is trying to keep those big plays to a minimum. They stiffen in the red zone, where there’s less room for an O to work. We all complain about the D, but it hasn’t failed us yet this season.