When you go up against the defense that looks as sound as Duke's defense looks,

where do you go?

Like it doesn't seem like they have any obvious weaknesses,

so how do you approach it?

Yeah, well, I've been with, I was with Coach Fuller at Chattanooga, who actually is a

descendant of that Elko type of defense, the 4-25 very sound, but I mean this is what we expect college football

defenses to look like I mean you know we play against good DCs and good players who

tackle well and run to the ball and know how to leverage the ball and

understand containing things of that sort that's what it mean should look like you know

you know do gets a lot of credit for that because of the head coach and and the

coordinators and the position coaches in that on the defense, but I mean we've seen some good sound defenses here, you know, other than Duke, but Duke was actually, you know, the top in every category So, I mean, we got to be on point and

make sure we're not making mistakes. I mean, they keep everything in front of them,

they tackle well, they're not giving up a lot of big plays. So, I mean, those are the things

that come to mind as we're preparing for it and we just kind of start in that preparation

Talk about the red zone for them. They have the second best red zone defense in the country

You guys have the eighth best red zone offense in in the country I guess what kind of a battle

what kind of situation are you preparing for for that game when it comes into the

red zone?

Well it goes hand in hand like you know referring back to our last game where that was the

first time we actually did get stopped in the Red Zone.

We thought they had a good plan for us so we got to build off that and make sure we have

answers for what was showing in that game.

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