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[*][B]E. Rob’s defense is for real[/B]
– Elijah Robinson’s unit, turbo-charged by Dr. Blitz, just dropped [B]8 sacks last week[/B]. When the front hunts like that, it flips the script: hurried reads, off-schedule snaps, and takeaway chances.

[*][B]Aggressive plan travels[/B]
– The pressure packages, stunts, and disguised looks weren’t a one-off gimmick. Keep sending heat from different levels and Tech’s timing offense starts living in 2nd-and-long.

[*][B]Offense found late-life rhythm[/B]
– The last quarter finally showed pace and clarity: cleaner splits, quicker decisions, and Collins pushing it with confidence. Start [I]there[/I] instead of ending there, and you put Tech on the back foot early.

[*][B]Position shuffles worked (on defense)[/B]
– Last week’s personnel/rotation changes injected juice and better matchups. Keep that flexibility—ride the hot hands, keep legs fresh, and force Tech to adjust, not you.

[*][B]Defensive depth is emerging[/B]
– Young guys (hello, Deslauriers) are stepping into real snaps without drop-off. A deeper rotation means the pass rush still bites in Q4, not just Q1.

[*][B]If Nixon sparks early rhythm, confidence snowballs[/B]
– If OC [B]Nixon[/B] dials up fast, clean openers—quick game, defined reads, a couple layups for Collins—the offense can settle immediately. Early rhythm → confidence → better third downs → longer drives.

[*][B]Win the trenches, win the night[/B]
– Replicate last week’s line surge and the rest cascades: field position tilts, Tech’s tempo slows, and SU dictates terms.

[B][SIZE=6][I]Posted in memory of our friend, carrying on the tradition.[/I][/SIZE][/B][SIZE=6][I][/I][/SIZE]
🟠 [I]Go Orange![/I] 🟠
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