UAB statistically one of the worst defenses in all of the country.

Here are a couple players that need to take advantage.

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You've got UAB that I told you defensively it was just an absolute abomination of a train wreck last year, right?

Trent Dilfer, one of the things I would assume to save his job in order to come back next year was

the clean house, the entire, almost the entire defensive staff.

Only one defensive assistant remained, and that was C.J. Cox, that was the safeties coach.

Last year, if you remember,

that defense allowed 394 yards per game, 34.3 points per game, 214 rushing yards per game, allowed

5.1 carries and only had 18 sacks. That is horrible. And it's worse already this year.

It is already worse.

They're averaging 218 yards given up on the ground per game.

They're giving up more yards.

They're giving up 36 points per game.

So slightly worse, only three games.

Okay.

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