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[QUOTE="SUDadx2, post: 4788221, member: 8174"]
I should have been more specific.   I wasn't talking about us to go faster.   Heck, I wish we could march down field and chew up the clock the was Army did.

I was talking about [B]our defense running less man zero[/B], and [B]our defense being ready for FSU to go no huddle. [/B]
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[*]We were not getting pressure so Long tried to go man zero (no free safety) and blitz.  That wasn't very effective either. 
[*]When our guys got beat and we kept running man zero, our secondary started to play deeper to prevent getting beat deep.  This only opened up the underneath routes. 
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[*]My neighbors could probably hear me yelling at the tv every time it was third and 4 and one of our corners was lined up at 8 yards or deeper.  
[*]BTW, I hate playing "catch" technique.  It's darn near impossible to cover a receiver who is coming at you full speed while we are trying to hold your ground with no press and no back pedal. 
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[*]Against UNC it looked like we were late getting the calls in and the defense wasn't ready when UNC snapped the ball. 
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[*]How many times did UNC run a deep route and our corners weren't even back to the line of scrimmage and UNC was ready to go again? 
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Be ready to rotate at least three or four corners (Johnson, Bellamy and Wilson or Delaine), five safeties (Clark, Simmons, Barron, Gould and Farmer), six or seven linebackers (Wax, Lowery, McDonald, Thompson, Sparrow, Roon and Baily) and six or seven linemen (Okechukwu, Darton, Ingraham, Jobity, Lockett, Simmons, and Fuentes-Cundiff).  Play like your hair is in fire, then rotate to stay fresh and effective.

Keep it simple and play with heart.
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