I was reading somewhere, Frost doesnt care about penalties, he just wants his guys to play fast and hard and not worry about the flagsWhatever happens, it's noticeable that this team plays their asses off.
They know their job and feel confident, allowing them to play fast and physical.
Tough to stop 4 WR that run legit 4.4 and you get the ball to them out on the perimeter. Corners and safeties have to fan out and press, which opens up the middle of the field. Then attack there.
I like the offense a lot with the right personnel. Just need that speed out wide...
Definitely fun to watch.
The D may not be the best, but they are playing well so far.
22.5 pts/game allowed.
Not bad, especially since the offense puts up 48.3 points per game.
Need guards that can pull and a smart QB that makes quick decisions too.
I posted in a thread several days ago that I hoped the DC would stay at UCF. I hope it even more now. Frost obviously has learned Chip's offense but unfortunately also may have learned his defense.
This is like 8-man football. Track meet.
Reminds me a lot of Alex SmithMilton-very accurate passer and manages the game well.
They are great at generating turnovers so points allowed isn't bad but poor in yards allowed. Bend and create turnovers defense. Of course the Oregon tempo means the defense is on the field a lot and Memphis plays the same way.To me it looks like the front seven is holding their own. It’s the back half of the defense that’s not doing their job. Memphis puts a lot of pressure on you. Not sure they see anybody in the B1G like Memphis O.
Is this the type of defense Nebraska will be playing? Giving up 21 (or more) points in the first half to top 25 teams?
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