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Five Plays: Wake Forest Fourth Quarter (opens the original)
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The fourth quarter of this game was pretty wild, for only producing a combined six points, but both teams made key plays that led to drives stalling out. This was one of the worst halves of football I’ve seen from Louisville’s offense under Jeff Brohm. There were failures at just about every position group, but Brohm’s play calls are also worth questioning. As always, I did my best to try to analyze what happened. Ben Perry had a really good game, subbing in for Antonio Watts at the Star positio
Five Plays: Wake Forest Third Quarter (opens the original)
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The third quarter of Louisville’s game against Wake Forest last weekend was so uneventful that I actually ended up only clipping five plays. Louisville’s defense adjusted to better handle the run, while Jeff Brohm struggled to find consistency on offense. That led to a 3-point quarter with mostly back-and-forth play from both teams. Louisville had a much more active approach against the run in the second half. The linebackers started to get downhill, but the line also started to be more disrupti
Five Plays: Wake Forest First Quarter (opens the original)
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For the first time since I started writing film reviews for Card Chronicle, I was able to use the SkyCam broadcast of the game to produce clips. This provided a much better view of the things that went right for the Cards as well as the things that went wrong. As always, I did my best to provide some context to the key plays in the game. Louisville had issues all day getting the defensive play calls in on time, and on this play it led to confusion, which led to them being at a numbers disadvanta
Five Plays: SMU Mustangs Fourth Quarter (opens the original)
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The Cards finally pulled away in the fourth quarter with explosive plays in the run and pass game. The defense continued to give up some big plays while making huge plays that turned the tide of the game. Let’s dive into the plays that led to one of the biggest wins of the Jeff Brohm era. The biggest threat on the SMU offense, other than Kevin Jennings, is Randy Pittman because he is so versatile. He had a game when he was at FSU where he threw for a touchdown, ran for a touchdown, and caught a
Five Plays: SMU Mustangs Third Quarter (opens the original)
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Things started to heat up for the Louisville and SMU offenses in the third quarter, with the teams trading scores in an impressive showing of explosive plays. Jeff Brohm began relying on his running game, with Rhett Lashlee doing the same. Defense became a little bit optional, which led to some good plays to take a closer look at. Before the season, I pointed out on Mike’s show that the offensive line needs to just do enough for these backs to be successful. They don’t have to be great, and they
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