LeanMeanOrangeGreen
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Hard to pick just one, but what was the most impressive defensive performance from our unit this year? Here’s mine in order:
#1 - Ole Miss. Lane or no Lane, this team could score and they put up points on just about everyone they played. While I know we gave up 27 points, we prevented them from putting together a legitimate scoring drive for 95% of the game. They had the 70+ yard TD run (which was their first first down of the night). Other than that TD, they probably put together one legitimate drive in the 4th quarter that wasn’t aided by BS penalties.
#2 - UF. I know they sucked this year but we held them to 30 yards of offense in the entire first half and I think something like 140 the entire game. Less than a week later they put up 260+ yards in the first half against Texas who was supposedly a defensive juggernaut and knocked them out of the rankings. Somehow Texas was a fringe playoff team later at the end of the season. SEC bias is just laughable. Lol.
#3 - TEMU. No TD’s at their big bad stadium with their big bad home crowd. Yeah it was windy but still. Their star receiver was no where to be found.
#4 - NC State. Not a bad offense. Defense was in the backfield every play. They were helpless. Bailey couldn’t function. Just absolute dominance by our defensive front.
#5 - Ohio State. Shut them out the first half and only really gave up 14 because we took the foot off the gas. Scott’s pick six will be remembered forever. Ohio State wasn’t an offensive powerhouse but they did what they wanted offensively to just about everyone they played other than Indiana before playing us. Very impressive.
Honorable mention - Notre Dame. Big bad Heisman finalist Julian Love was so ineffective, they took him out of the game. Yeah it was a weak year for Heisman finalists. I don’t recall Boise taking out Jeanty…ever.
#1 - Ole Miss. Lane or no Lane, this team could score and they put up points on just about everyone they played. While I know we gave up 27 points, we prevented them from putting together a legitimate scoring drive for 95% of the game. They had the 70+ yard TD run (which was their first first down of the night). Other than that TD, they probably put together one legitimate drive in the 4th quarter that wasn’t aided by BS penalties.
#2 - UF. I know they sucked this year but we held them to 30 yards of offense in the entire first half and I think something like 140 the entire game. Less than a week later they put up 260+ yards in the first half against Texas who was supposedly a defensive juggernaut and knocked them out of the rankings. Somehow Texas was a fringe playoff team later at the end of the season. SEC bias is just laughable. Lol.
#3 - TEMU. No TD’s at their big bad stadium with their big bad home crowd. Yeah it was windy but still. Their star receiver was no where to be found.
#4 - NC State. Not a bad offense. Defense was in the backfield every play. They were helpless. Bailey couldn’t function. Just absolute dominance by our defensive front.
#5 - Ohio State. Shut them out the first half and only really gave up 14 because we took the foot off the gas. Scott’s pick six will be remembered forever. Ohio State wasn’t an offensive powerhouse but they did what they wanted offensively to just about everyone they played other than Indiana before playing us. Very impressive.
Honorable mention - Notre Dame. Big bad Heisman finalist Julian Love was so ineffective, they took him out of the game. Yeah it was a weak year for Heisman finalists. I don’t recall Boise taking out Jeanty…ever.
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