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This is an interesting question.

Maurice Clark, 8408, Lace, why doesn't Michigan, I think he's in, why doesn't Michigan

run Bryce on the outside, especially on

fourth down?

You know, like some kind of run-pass option on the edge?

Yeah.

That's a good question.

Like, I haven't seen one of those outside zones for him running the ball.

I've seen him do a couple, you know, zone reads, a couple, like, quarterback draws right up the middle. But I think it's in the game. It got to have it. It's just about when they're going to bring it out. Yeah. And I think when it comes down to those big games, like the Ohio State, probably this game, if it get down to that level when we got to run him as a quarterback, I think that's what

happened.

Yeah, so they, you know, getting him on the perimeter where he could either run or throw the

ball, I think is a, is a defense's nightmare.

Now, they ran a bluff in this game, and McCully didn't, he turned the corner loose. You remember what I'm talking about? I'm like, bro, what are we doing? If he bought, we're gone. Yeah, man. But most, most times they're not, a receiver's supposed to go get the safety. Okay. Because, first of all, I tell this much. I tell people all the time, corners don't like tackling.

They don't.

So now that's the time, the safety will make it tackle.

So that's why you always send your receivers to go see the corner.

I mean, go see the safety.

Because corners don't like tackling much, man.

Because you got on the bluff, on the bluff for folks that don't know, bluff is off the split zone. So, you know, you bring your tight end across, and he fakes like he's going to block the edge. And go around. He goes around. So he's in the alley. And let the guy be the red guy that he's bluff.

He's going to be the red guy.

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