From the EPR Creation Studio, this is Jason Staples bringing you the Unconquered Podcast.

We're revisiting the UVA game, taking a little closer look, looking back at some things now that I've gone through it at least three times through each thing and reviewed that and have a little bit more detail than what I was able to provide on the

Hot Takes edition. And ultimately, I mean, I'd say that things looked a little better on

review than I'd thought in the Hot Takes podcast in many areas across the board for the most part it was

more encouraging on a second watch and a third watch than on the first one with one exception

we'll get to that in a little bit actually you could say arguably two exceptions but but overall

I thought things were a little better than I had realized when I

watched it the first time. Defensively in particular, and we'll look at defense first.

Now, before I do that, I want to thank my first sponsor, and that is EPR creations.

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the EPR creations, let them know you heard about them from the Unconquered podcast. So talking

defense, first thing, run fits were significantly improved. Now, it's mostly because, as far

as I could tell, mostly because they simplified. There was less twogapping in this game than they've been doing.

And two-gapping makes things a little bit muddier for the linebackers. In particular, you have to

make the defensive linemen right because the defensive lineman's going to be turned one way

or another at different points, and you have to make sure that if he gets pushed out of that gap,

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