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Message: [QUOTE="Chip, post: 133228, member: 19"] Louisville is a tough one to put on the D. Were they good? No, not good. But in the end, only gave up 343 yards and 27 points. That backbreaking run play which kind of spiraled into us being the worst option run stopping team in the country was a defining play. But in that Louisville game, the offense literally did nothing. 4 TDs wins that game. Maybe that's a stretch, but not usually in college football. Offense had 3 points until a garbage time TD drive. Only 185 yards until that garbage time TD drive brought us all the way to 246. Tulane had a passing field day. UConn had a QB spread option field day in the 2nd half, Cincy had a screen pass field day. All those teams certainly took advantage of a defense that didn't play well. What's interesting, and potentially troubling, is how they all attacked, and destroyed us, in different ways. [/QUOTE]