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What are Louisvilles OTs like?
Ive watched them a few times, but not more then a minute here and there

We know they can run. And our LBs need to diagnose and fill holes quickly
But, how much of an advantage will we have on obvious passing downs.
Moss is not a scrambler, nor a gambler. Timing passing game
 
Phydeaux said:
What are Louisvilles OTs like?
Ive watched them a few times, but not more then a minute here and there

We know they can run. And our LBs need to diagnose and fill holes quickly
But, how much of an advantage will we have on obvious passing downs.
Moss is not a scrambler, nor a gambler. Timing passing game
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They do not have a good o-line. Against FBS opponents, TFL allowed per game they're 128th and sacks allowed they're 122nd. They've basically given up 3 times as many sacks and TFLs as Miami has against much weaker competition.

James Madison: 8 TFL, 3 sacks
Bowling Green: 6 TFL, 3 sacks
Pitt: 10 TFL, 2 sacks
UVA: 7 TFL, 5 sacks

And when you dig in, all these teams, including James Madison and Bowling Green, are getting their season high in TFL and sack yardage against Louisville. I don't have access to pressures but Miller Moss is often running away from pressure when he's throwing the ball.
 
hurricaneman said:
They do not have a good o-line. Against FBS opponents, TFL allowed per game they're 128th and sacks allowed they're 122nd. They've basically given up 3 times as many sacks and TFLs as Miami has against much weaker competition.

James Madison: 8 TFL, 3 sacks
Bowling Green: 6 TFL, 3 sacks
Pitt: 10 TFL, 2 sacks
UVA: 7 TFL, 5 sacks

And when you dig in, all these teams, including James Madison and Bowling Green, are getting their season high in TFL and sack yardage against Louisville. I don't have access to pressures but Miller Moss is often running away from pressure when he's throwing the ball.
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which means they'll allow 0 Friday and 4 and 3 get held every play
 
Josh said:
We're gonna roll these bums lol
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Louisville is 127th in the nation at yards per carry (2.88) against FBS competition.

what's more shocking is they haven't even played a good defense yet

even better news, Syracuse and Stanford who we play are both right next to them on this **** list

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Pittsburgh is 106th, SMU is 79th, VT is 31st, NC state is 88th
 
Phydeaux said:
What are Louisvilles OTs like?
Ive watched them a few times, but not more then a minute here and there

We know they can run. And our LBs need to diagnose and fill holes quickly
But, how much of an advantage will we have on obvious passing downs.
Moss is not a scrambler, nor a gambler. Timing passing game
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supposedly their best tackle has been out but looks to play this week. They feel he will take control over the line which is something that has been missing...
 
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I'm assuming they will improve with him being back...

I just don't think they become some cohesive unit that is vastly improved in one week - not against us.
 
Hoyacane1620 said:
They have been missing their best guy..
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so because they had an LT out, they are 127th out of 136 teams in yards per carry? (against FBS teams)

here's an article called "what's wrong with Louisville's offense" from last sunday (so includes all their games)

I'll save you time, it's the OL

www.si.com

What's Wrong With Louisville's Offense?

So far this season, the Cardinals have not lived up to expectations on the offensive side fo the ball.
www.si.com www.si.com



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