hawknation2015
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I know there are still ten days to go, but I want the Huskies to win this game in the worst way. We are playing on the road and totally outclassed in talent and experience. It will take a monumental coaching effort and poise by the true freshman Jake Browning to pull this one off. But wouldn't it be great to watch Sarkisian's fat face come crashing down during a national broadcast? The Coliseum would be thundering with "Fire Sark!" chants.
1. Pressure, pressure, pressure. We cannot give Kessler a clean pocket. Their RT is slow and susceptible to speed rushers. Their LT is coming off ACL surgery. LG Damian Mama is not too quick. Kessler is prone to take sacks rather than throw the ball away.
2. Go deep and test their secondary. USC has done a poor job generating pressure. And their secondary is porous, outside of #2 Adoree Jackson. Their safeties are of poor quality. The left corner Kevon Seymour often gets lost in coverage. Su'a Cravens is the only other playmaker on that defense, but Wilcox has him playing closer to the line of scrimmage at OLB.
3. Account for #9 WR JuJu Smith. He is legit . . . must do whatever it takes to prevent Kessler from getting the ball to Smith, including double coverage. Their other receivers are not too impressive. Rodgers and Whitney are big but slow. Mitchell is small and not too explosive. Kessler is not a gun slinger and extremely cautious in his decision making. Double cover JuJu, taking him out of the game, and USC's offensive game plan takes a hit.
1. Pressure, pressure, pressure. We cannot give Kessler a clean pocket. Their RT is slow and susceptible to speed rushers. Their LT is coming off ACL surgery. LG Damian Mama is not too quick. Kessler is prone to take sacks rather than throw the ball away.
2. Go deep and test their secondary. USC has done a poor job generating pressure. And their secondary is porous, outside of #2 Adoree Jackson. Their safeties are of poor quality. The left corner Kevon Seymour often gets lost in coverage. Su'a Cravens is the only other playmaker on that defense, but Wilcox has him playing closer to the line of scrimmage at OLB.
3. Account for #9 WR JuJu Smith. He is legit . . . must do whatever it takes to prevent Kessler from getting the ball to Smith, including double coverage. Their other receivers are not too impressive. Rodgers and Whitney are big but slow. Mitchell is small and not too explosive. Kessler is not a gun slinger and extremely cautious in his decision making. Double cover JuJu, taking him out of the game, and USC's offensive game plan takes a hit.
