Just want to start a ball.

Blaine, you ready?

Yeah, perfect.

Just want to ask about the offensive game plan.

A lot of empty sets, five wides.

What's the logic and idea behind doing that?

What are you trying to get Clemson to show you?

Well, we had a good beat on what their pressures were and empty.

If you look at, you know, the game, we didn't get pressured and empty.

We weren't getting the simulated pressures, which is what he's known for, is a lot of simulated

pressures, create a lot of confusion in the dropback game, which is something that we felt

like we were going to struggle with if we got into a game where we were going to have to pick up all the simulated pressures. So we felt like we were going to struggle with if we got into a game where we were going

to have to pick up all the simulated pressures.

So we felt like we had a better chance to pick up the three-man rush, twist games in the odd front,

and the simulated bare front pressures, which are the two things he showed to do.

And obviously we struggled in that. So looking back on it,

maybe we should have taken on a little bit more of all the three-down, five-and-six-man simulated

pressures. But, you know, that was just we gave our guys chance to win a one-on-one,

kind of put our quarterback in space a little bit to see hots. And that was the plan.

Right side, Tyler. And that was the plan.

On that note, what were they able to do to kind of limit Jordan's running?

Yeah, I mean, if you watch him versus most running quarterbacks, he does a really good job boxing them in. I mean, even in empty, they would be rushing three and spying two guys.

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