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Not just that, he wants James Simon to become one of the starters since he's sure neither others or Brown are the answer for the next game

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Nah He's moved on to Leavitt and LSU

According to @Gerry Hamilton this ND team and this QB from ND are the greatest team since sliced bread?

They must have been to the Oklahoma School of Defense

I bet Colt still has nightmares of Suh. Amazing physical talent.

Ole Miss offense doesn't look nearly as explosive as last year

Graceson Littleton trailed him inside and Carnell Tate caught those big passes.

It depended on where Smith lined up because they move him around a lot. It felt like it was Manny Muhammad for the most part and Littleton when they moved him inside. Carnell Tate caught the touchdown. Unless the Titans want to loan him back to Ohio State for a day, he's gone.

Four is four more than I want, but I didn't mind it too much yesterday.

@Jeff Howe Jeff, who was the main coverage person on Smith last year? Who caught the long TD over Gillbeaux, and a couple of other big passes? I'm afraid I was having flashbacks watching Bo Mascot yesterday. He seemed to be a step behind all have long.

ND corners are assaulting Wisconsin receivers but media will call them “physical corners”🤣

@Jeff Howe Did we love Simmons dropping into pass coverage so much. That was a little surprising. Not just once. Multiple times.

Yep. They pose a lot of problems. That's a legit offense.

As a college defensive lineman, Suh might've been a once-in-a-lifetime player. As good as guys like Casey Hampton and Tommie Harris were in college, I didn't see anyone do what Suh did before him or since.

Completely blowing up the OLine starters/positions before the OSU game is not a recipe for success my guy.

The last part of your post is why I think the coaches went with Kobe Black. I don't think he had a great camp, but the coaches saw something that gave him the nod over Derek Williams.

After years of kissing Jerry Jone's ass Jason Garrett now kissing Notre Dame's ass

1. @Bobby Burton talked about this on "Lunch with the Coach," which we recorded today, but it starts with run blitzing and being aggressive on early downs to try and get Ohio State behind the chains. That's where it starts before we get to coverage. Overall, though, I'd expect Muschamp to be more aggressive. 2. You lean on your strengths in a game like this, which is finding ways to put Biles and Simmons in positions to impact the game. The defensive plan starts with weaponizing those two specifically. 3. I think it's whoever is on McCuin and/or Inniss. Texas did a great job on Smith the last two times it's played Ohio State, but Emeka Egbuka and Carnell Tate made huge catches in those games.

1. I want to know how fast Littleton got up to on that fumble return because he put distance between him and Dawn Jr, who is pretty fast and had the angle. 2. Jonah closed quickly on that crossing route. That was an impressive close for him. I think the coaches are going to find out who are just gamers. They might mess up in practice but they make up for it when the lights come on.

ND 0 for 5 on 3rd down and has 23 rushing yards so far…ouch.

We need Colin to eat and the refs to call holding if/when it happens. I’ve never seen anyone take over a game like Suh for Nebraska against us moons ago. I wish we had anyone in that stratosphere on the interior.

I wouldn't focus on putting one guy on Smith. You're going to have to roll coverage to his side, whether that's a trap situation, putting a safety over the top or something else. You've got to mix it up. The pressure on Sayin will also be a huge part of that for Texas. Ohio State did a good job of protecting him in last year's game, but I don't expect that to be the same this year.

Wisconsin has a bad defense.

Hard to defend Tx State passing game with that O and QB and WR. They are going to score on most people they play rest of way.