JacketDan
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I'm glad that CPJ is harping on giving up yards and not forcing enough 3 and out situations, but this D reminds me of my favorite defense since I became a full fledged Tech fan: the 1998 Randy Edsall bend, but don't break D.
They would give up a lot of yardage as well, but had several attributes that made them a very difficult D to get TD's against:
1. vicious in the red zone
2. very opportunistic in takeaways (tied the NCAA record for consecutive games with a defensive score)
3. got tighter and tighter as the game went on and they made adjustments.
I see many similarities in those 3 points.
They would give up a lot of yardage as well, but had several attributes that made them a very difficult D to get TD's against:
1. vicious in the red zone
2. very opportunistic in takeaways (tied the NCAA record for consecutive games with a defensive score)
3. got tighter and tighter as the game went on and they made adjustments.
I see many similarities in those 3 points.