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Originally Posted by SeattleUte
I'm so glad this game will be played in four days. If somebody's got something interesting to say about matchups, personnel, coaching philosophy, great. Subject to that, how about everyone keeping their yaps shut and let the game decide who's best? Archaea and Il Padrino, you guy don't know shit. You know zip. That's clear. Il Padrino as usual thinks it's cool to poor mouth the Utes. Why not write USC off after beating Arizona 17-10?
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Fuck you, Seattle.
I know more about football than you do. You think you know about football but have never proven anything.
Rather than thinking you know about football, why don't you demonstrate your pretend knowledge and give reasons why Utah will win?
To win, Utah will have to:
- limit turnovers
- not make the same kind mental mistakes (as in false starts and idiotic personal fouls)
- get the passing game working in order to stretch the defense so the run game can be effective, but it won't be easy against the best run defense in the country
- be extremely disciplined in their blocking schemes especially when it comes to stopping the TCU DE
- control the A and B gaps with the interior DLs and the DEs will have to put a lot of pressure on the QB to get him out of the pocket. Dalton seems to be much more effective when he has time to throw.
- knock the receivers off their routes at the line of scrimmage. TCU's receivers are faster than any that Utah has faced this year and while the Utah DBs have very good speed, it's a lot easier to disrupt timing than have to run step for step with a receiver who knows where he's going.
- control the tempo of the game. The offense needs to win time of possession by a substantial margain so the defense won't tire out.
Ok, Einstein, your turn. Demonstrate your alleged knowledge.