Bynum played well. He was really good on the edge vs the run, but also played much better in space. He did well containing the QB roll out and made a play in pass drop as well.
McDowell still getting blocked too easily. Good nose for the ball when he doesn't have a body on him. If he can start getting off blocks, he'll be that much better.
Moseley played much better. Tackled physically.
Barnett's first sack, Florida had 6 blockers and wanted to do a short roll away from Barnett. Vereen did a great job containing the roll out, we dropped 8 so no where to throw the ball... And our #9 did what he does.
The offensive playcalling appeared to be much more match-up driven, especially in the second half. Reminds me of the NFL, Kiffin, Spurrier, etc... Their worst vs our best. Malone embarrassed Florida's N/CB Dawson. We made Jarrad David run vertical with a TE as well. Kudos to DeBord and Co there.
As mentioned previously when talking about Bynum, containing the roll-out was big. Vereen did a good job of this as well. We were giving them the underneath out route because there was never going to be time to hit the deeper out, or flag route, behind it.
Barnett's second sack, if he didn't get there, McDowell would have. Well timed blitz from 20. Our blitzes and pressures are still messy at times, but this was nice and clean.
Kickoff coverage continues to be great. Gavin Bryant is a mad man.
Kahlil was active pushing the pocket. He had good pressure on several plays during Florida's lone scoring drive.
On second half adjustments... We didn't make any wholesale changes. There were a couple of occasions that Bynum would trade sides of the formation of Florida traded their TEs... We also ran way fewer blitzes than we did in the first half. Eliminating the deep ball was huge. Not having any 22 man film, hard to see if we did anything different in the secondary to take it away. The DL being more active was certainly the key to the game.
Colton Jumper played like a grown ass man.
I still have the last 6 minutes or so to rewatch. If there is anything noteworthy, I'll edit it in.
McDowell still getting blocked too easily. Good nose for the ball when he doesn't have a body on him. If he can start getting off blocks, he'll be that much better.
Moseley played much better. Tackled physically.
Barnett's first sack, Florida had 6 blockers and wanted to do a short roll away from Barnett. Vereen did a great job containing the roll out, we dropped 8 so no where to throw the ball... And our #9 did what he does.
The offensive playcalling appeared to be much more match-up driven, especially in the second half. Reminds me of the NFL, Kiffin, Spurrier, etc... Their worst vs our best. Malone embarrassed Florida's N/CB Dawson. We made Jarrad David run vertical with a TE as well. Kudos to DeBord and Co there.
As mentioned previously when talking about Bynum, containing the roll-out was big. Vereen did a good job of this as well. We were giving them the underneath out route because there was never going to be time to hit the deeper out, or flag route, behind it.
Barnett's second sack, if he didn't get there, McDowell would have. Well timed blitz from 20. Our blitzes and pressures are still messy at times, but this was nice and clean.
Kickoff coverage continues to be great. Gavin Bryant is a mad man.
Kahlil was active pushing the pocket. He had good pressure on several plays during Florida's lone scoring drive.
On second half adjustments... We didn't make any wholesale changes. There were a couple of occasions that Bynum would trade sides of the formation of Florida traded their TEs... We also ran way fewer blitzes than we did in the first half. Eliminating the deep ball was huge. Not having any 22 man film, hard to see if we did anything different in the secondary to take it away. The DL being more active was certainly the key to the game.
Colton Jumper played like a grown ass man.
I still have the last 6 minutes or so to rewatch. If there is anything noteworthy, I'll edit it in.
