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This was not the same Cardinal offensive line that could impose its will on defensive fronts over the past few years.

captmojo wrote:Stating the obvious....
Stanford will have no Luck. ;)

With fifth-year senior and three-year starter Sean Renfree under center, and one of the ACC’s most prolific receivers in conference history, Conner Vernon, in the fold, the passing attack figured to be one of Duke’s strengths. But the Blue Devils seemed reluctant to attempt anything other than a swing pass to either the right or left flat in the first half against Stanford, trying the move 13 times. Only two of those went for more than five yards, as the Cardinal linebackers quickly figured out the game plan and used their speed to swarm the receiver as soon as he caught the ball.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

With fifth-year senior and three-year starter Sean Renfree under center, and one of the ACC’s most prolific receivers in conference history, Conner Vernon, in the fold, the passing attack figured to be one of Duke’s strengths. But the Blue Devils seemed reluctant to attempt anything other than a swing pass to either the right or left flat in the first half against Stanford, trying the move 13 times. Only two of those went for more than five yards, as the Cardinal linebackers quickly figured out the game plan and used their speed to swarm the receiver as soon as he caught the ball.

Aaaaaaaaargghhh!!!!!!!!!!!
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Bob Green wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

With fifth-year senior and three-year starter Sean Renfree under center, and one of the ACC’s most prolific receivers in conference history, Conner Vernon, in the fold, the passing attack figured to be one of Duke’s strengths. But the Blue Devils seemed reluctant to attempt anything other than a swing pass to either the right or left flat in the first half against Stanford, trying the move 13 times. Only two of those went for more than five yards, as the Cardinal linebackers quickly figured out the game plan and used their speed to swarm the receiver as soon as he caught the ball.

Aaaaaaaaargghhh!!!!!!!!!!!
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Double Aaaaaaaaargghhh!!!!!!!!!!!

I really, really, truly desire to see the offense throw mid-range passes. Receivers catching the ball 8-12 yards past the line of scrimmage would be nice. Throwing a 3 yard pass to a running back in the flat on 3rd and 9 is infuriating.