Credit to the staff, but LB and safety are still a question mark
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Now adjust for opponentLawDawg1 said:
Yards per play allowed: #2PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Not in total defenseLawDawg1 said:
this defense was top 3 this year... as sad and pathetic as that is... HTH.PostGameOrangeSlices said:They saw the same stuff that we did on defense. Spectacular offensive and dline efforts wasted by mediocre LB play and horrible secondary play.
So far they have brought in:
CB - 2nd Team all Big 12 likely starter, two 4 star freshman, a Juco All-American, three 3 star freshman. This could in theory turn into a position of strength
LB - USC starter at times who hits hard and should at worst be good depth, two 3 star freshman. I'm not that concerned about this position. Tuputala and Bruener are veterans, if Ulofoshio is healthy he is our best backer, Harnetiaux should be good
Safety - ???? Maybe one ATH that plays safety? Not sure what the plan is here to be honest. The staff seems to like Dunn. Hopefully Hampton learns to cover and Asa looks like he did against Oregon State all year. Maybe Kam Fab does something besides get hurdled and become a walking opposition highlight reel. I would be shocked if we don't get another portal player.
Regardless, if the defense cannot improve to top 3 in the conference next year - DeBoer should bring in a proven SEC DC stuck behind a horrible offense.
Sacks: tied #1
Yards allowed per game: #3
What other stats do you need to somehow substantiate this shit defense was still top 3 in the Pac 12? -
So Penix wasn't the NCAA passing leader and we didn't have the best 3rd down offense in the nation because we have to adjust for opponent on every stat now?backthepack said:
Now adjust for opponentLawDawg1 said:
Yards per play allowed: #2PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Not in total defenseLawDawg1 said:
this defense was top 3 this year... as sad and pathetic as that is... HTH.PostGameOrangeSlices said:They saw the same stuff that we did on defense. Spectacular offensive and dline efforts wasted by mediocre LB play and horrible secondary play.
So far they have brought in:
CB - 2nd Team all Big 12 likely starter, two 4 star freshman, a Juco All-American, three 3 star freshman. This could in theory turn into a position of strength
LB - USC starter at times who hits hard and should at worst be good depth, two 3 star freshman. I'm not that concerned about this position. Tuputala and Bruener are veterans, if Ulofoshio is healthy he is our best backer, Harnetiaux should be good
Safety - ???? Maybe one ATH that plays safety? Not sure what the plan is here to be honest. The staff seems to like Dunn. Hopefully Hampton learns to cover and Asa looks like he did against Oregon State all year. Maybe Kam Fab does something besides get hurdled and become a walking opposition highlight reel. I would be shocked if we don't get another portal player.
Regardless, if the defense cannot improve to top 3 in the conference next year - DeBoer should bring in a proven SEC DC stuck behind a horrible offense.
Sacks: tied #1
Yards allowed per game: #3
What other stats do you need to somehow substantiate this shit defense was still top 3 in the Pac 12? -
This isn't your grandfather's defense. Not even your older brother's defense
In the 60's and 70's the best defenses held teams to around 200 yards a game. Or less in a mismatch. James was a defense first coach and early Husky teams had stats that a modern team would be hard pressed to match in a half
As the 80's turned into the 90's the various spread and run and shoot and one back attacks had the offense gaining the upper hand. So 300-400 yards became good defense. James had enough in 89m and went to the kill your QB 46 defense. Offense caught up to that too
But what really sealed the fate of defense was the hurry up by Chip which is now used by everyone. No huddle and go fast or slow. Spread them out and run it as the defenses got smaller and faster to stop the pass
If the D bunches the box then throw it over them.
Good defense is now holding the opponent to one point less than you score. To come up big when it matters. To play tuff in the red zone
Other than letting the ASU back up look like Bart Starr the Husky defense did that for the most part. The stats make sense even though the D was "horrible" by past standards -
4th in points allowed. Kind of an important stat.LawDawg1 said:
Yards per play allowed: #2PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Not in total defenseLawDawg1 said:
this defense was top 3 this year... as sad and pathetic as that is... HTH.PostGameOrangeSlices said:They saw the same stuff that we did on defense. Spectacular offensive and dline efforts wasted by mediocre LB play and horrible secondary play.
So far they have brought in:
CB - 2nd Team all Big 12 likely starter, two 4 star freshman, a Juco All-American, three 3 star freshman. This could in theory turn into a position of strength
LB - USC starter at times who hits hard and should at worst be good depth, two 3 star freshman. I'm not that concerned about this position. Tuputala and Bruener are veterans, if Ulofoshio is healthy he is our best backer, Harnetiaux should be good
Safety - ???? Maybe one ATH that plays safety? Not sure what the plan is here to be honest. The staff seems to like Dunn. Hopefully Hampton learns to cover and Asa looks like he did against Oregon State all year. Maybe Kam Fab does something besides get hurdled and become a walking opposition highlight reel. I would be shocked if we don't get another portal player.
Regardless, if the defense cannot improve to top 3 in the conference next year - DeBoer should bring in a proven SEC DC stuck behind a horrible offense.
Sacks: tied #1
Yards allowed per game: #3
What other stats do you need to somehow substantiate this shit defense was still top 3 in the Pac 12? -
Agreed except for the missed tackles and wide open WRs.... And yet with that, the stats say top 3 in conference.RaceBannon said:This isn't your grandfather's defense. Not even your older brother's defense
In the 60's and 70's the best defenses held teams to around 200 yards a game. Or less in a mismatch. James was a defense first coach and early Husky teams had stats that a modern team would be hard pressed to match in a half
As the 80's turned into the 90's the various spread and run and shoot and one back attacks had the offense gaining the upper hand. So 300-400 yards became good defense. James had enough in 89m and went to the kill your QB 46 defense. Offense caught up to that too
But what really sealed the fate of defense was the hurry up by Chip which is now used by everyone. No huddle and go fast or slow. Spread them out and run it as the defenses got smaller and faster to stop the pass
If the D bunches the box then throw it over them.
Good defense is now holding the opponent to one point less than you score. To come up big when it matters. To play tuff in the red zone
Other than letting the ASU back up look like Bart Starr the Husky defense did that for the most part. The stats make sense even though the D was "horrible" by past standards -
The poor tackling was a concern, as was the frequent presnap confusion. Both seemed to improve down the stretch, as evidenced by a 6-0 finish. Second year in this system with an upgrade at DB should helpLawDawg1 said:
Agreed except for the missed tackles and wide open WRs.... And yet with that, the stats say top 3 in conference.RaceBannon said:This isn't your grandfather's defense. Not even your older brother's defense
In the 60's and 70's the best defenses held teams to around 200 yards a game. Or less in a mismatch. James was a defense first coach and early Husky teams had stats that a modern team would be hard pressed to match in a half
As the 80's turned into the 90's the various spread and run and shoot and one back attacks had the offense gaining the upper hand. So 300-400 yards became good defense. James had enough in 89m and went to the kill your QB 46 defense. Offense caught up to that too
But what really sealed the fate of defense was the hurry up by Chip which is now used by everyone. No huddle and go fast or slow. Spread them out and run it as the defenses got smaller and faster to stop the pass
If the D bunches the box then throw it over them.
Good defense is now holding the opponent to one point less than you score. To come up big when it matters. To play tuff in the red zone
Other than letting the ASU back up look like Bart Starr the Husky defense did that for the most part. The stats make sense even though the D was "horrible" by past standards -
I was just glancing through the stats for Bama and UW on defense. Bama has great stats except for giving up 52 to Tennessee and 32 to LSU. Both are 10-2 but Bama dominated the rest of the teams on their schedule and UW didn't.
https://rolltide.com/sports/football/stats
https://gohuskies.com/sports/football/stats
UW had 65 trips to the red zone. Bama 60
As folks here know - UW sucked on 3rd and 4th down and the stats bear that out - opponents were 45% on 3rd down and 47% on 4th down.
Bama held opponents to 29% and 34%. That has become a big stat in getting the other team off the field. Been a problem here for years -
Oops, did not mean start as in starters, but that's the positions they'll start off in at the beginning of spring/fall camp and then may move to corner or HUSKYPostGameOrangeSlices said:
There is no waywhatshouldicareabout said:Holmes and Diesel will prob start at safety
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Penix showed up in big games. The defense was ass. Especially the pass defense.LawDawg1 said:
So Penix wasn't the NCAA passing leader and we didn't have the best 3rd down offense in the nation because we have to adjust for opponent on every stat now?backthepack said:
Now adjust for opponentLawDawg1 said:
Yards per play allowed: #2PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Not in total defenseLawDawg1 said:
this defense was top 3 this year... as sad and pathetic as that is... HTH.PostGameOrangeSlices said:They saw the same stuff that we did on defense. Spectacular offensive and dline efforts wasted by mediocre LB play and horrible secondary play.
So far they have brought in:
CB - 2nd Team all Big 12 likely starter, two 4 star freshman, a Juco All-American, three 3 star freshman. This could in theory turn into a position of strength
LB - USC starter at times who hits hard and should at worst be good depth, two 3 star freshman. I'm not that concerned about this position. Tuputala and Bruener are veterans, if Ulofoshio is healthy he is our best backer, Harnetiaux should be good
Safety - ???? Maybe one ATH that plays safety? Not sure what the plan is here to be honest. The staff seems to like Dunn. Hopefully Hampton learns to cover and Asa looks like he did against Oregon State all year. Maybe Kam Fab does something besides get hurdled and become a walking opposition highlight reel. I would be shocked if we don't get another portal player.
Regardless, if the defense cannot improve to top 3 in the conference next year - DeBoer should bring in a proven SEC DC stuck behind a horrible offense.
Sacks: tied #1
Yards allowed per game: #3
What other stats do you need to somehow substantiate this shit defense was still top 3 in the Pac 12? -
Basically if our d line didn’t get a sack or stop the play themselves, we sucked.backthepack said:
Penix showed up in big games. The defense was ass. Especially the pass defense.LawDawg1 said:
So Penix wasn't the NCAA passing leader and we didn't have the best 3rd down offense in the nation because we have to adjust for opponent on every stat now?backthepack said:
Now adjust for opponentLawDawg1 said:
Yards per play allowed: #2PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Not in total defenseLawDawg1 said:
this defense was top 3 this year... as sad and pathetic as that is... HTH.PostGameOrangeSlices said:They saw the same stuff that we did on defense. Spectacular offensive and dline efforts wasted by mediocre LB play and horrible secondary play.
So far they have brought in:
CB - 2nd Team all Big 12 likely starter, two 4 star freshman, a Juco All-American, three 3 star freshman. This could in theory turn into a position of strength
LB - USC starter at times who hits hard and should at worst be good depth, two 3 star freshman. I'm not that concerned about this position. Tuputala and Bruener are veterans, if Ulofoshio is healthy he is our best backer, Harnetiaux should be good
Safety - ???? Maybe one ATH that plays safety? Not sure what the plan is here to be honest. The staff seems to like Dunn. Hopefully Hampton learns to cover and Asa looks like he did against Oregon State all year. Maybe Kam Fab does something besides get hurdled and become a walking opposition highlight reel. I would be shocked if we don't get another portal player.
Regardless, if the defense cannot improve to top 3 in the conference next year - DeBoer should bring in a proven SEC DC stuck behind a horrible offense.
Sacks: tied #1
Yards allowed per game: #3
What other stats do you need to somehow substantiate this shit defense was still top 3 in the Pac 12?
