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Just realized that Justin Wilcox
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is the DC of Wisconsin.
REALLY good showing by him in that game.
I don't think he was as good as Kwatkawski, but he is definitely a solid coach who will do much better now that he is free of Sarktitudes.
REALLY good showing by him in that game.
I don't think he was as good as Kwatkawski, but he is definitely a solid coach who will do much better now that he is free of Sarktitudes.
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Agreed. I was chatting with some Wisconsin fans last night who thought Aranda (current LDU DC, former Wisconsin DC) was an edge for LSU but I disagree. Wilcox I do think is a really good DC.
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Wilcox was always good against one dimensional teams
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when there was minimal pressureRaceBannon said:Wilcox was always good against one dimensional teams
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RaceBannon said:
Wilcox was always good against one dimensional teams
He was always really good against average and bad teams. Against good teams? Not so much.
I think a lot of that had to do with Sark's offensive gameplan...a lot of 3 and outs against Stanford (outside that one year), Oregon, ASU, etc. -
Why don't you just say that they were playin with House Money???DerekJohnson said:
when there was minimal pressureRaceBannon said:Wilcox was always good against one dimensional teams
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Any idea if there was a caged tiger at Lambeau?
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Or did he bang Allie Leforce for some extra mojo ala Erin?!?RaceBannon said:Wilcox was always good against one dimensional teams
I didn't say he did so don't twist.
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Like the Oregon State game?DerekJohnson said:
when there was minimal pressureRaceBannon said:Wilcox was always good against one dimensional teams
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Sounds like everyone is talking about the difference between Justin Wilcox and Dave Aranda. New scheme too?
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Disagree. He was really good against traditional pro style offenses. He was shit against the spread.RaceBannon said:Wilcox was always good against one dimensional teams
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Exactlydnc said:
Disagree. He was really good against traditional pro style offenses. He was shit against the spread.RaceBannon said:Wilcox was always good against one dimensional teams
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I'm hearing Wilcox spent his summer looking forward to this matchup. He couldn't wait for his boys to get a shot at Fournette:
