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I fully expect us to either turn it over immediately, give up a special teams TD, or a bomb first few plays, because that is what we do especially on national TV.
Then we will mount the comeback, like we have done a lot of this year.
We need to be +3 in the turnover category.
The problem with throwing deep is that you need time. Hopefully the OL is up to the task.That would be nice.
I think we're going to go deep on offense quite a bit. Need to hit big plays, or draw PI. The longer drives against this D is just more chances that their DL will make something really bad happen.
First play pump fake the WR screen, bomb, touchdown.
Amongst our weaponry ...
"This is my type of football. Two football teams, each with a head coach, playing the game of football against each other for 60 minutes on a regulation football field. This game will come down to one thing: Whoever is able to take the football, move that football in the direction of their opponent's end zone, and then score a greater combination of touchdowns, field goals and safeties than the other football team, that's the team who'll probably end up winning."
First play pump fake the WR screen, bomb, touchdown.
Like in any game of this magnitude...you have to punch them in the mouth a couple of times and take their best punch to get them thinking instead of being confident. 2 things worry me. SU marching down and scoring and then Clemson getting a 50+ score to answer. Can't let that happen. 2...their darn DL. If SU were to win... it might be a 20-16 (lot's of fg's) type game where the D plays out of their minds and Clemson's O make multiple mistakes.