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TheVictors

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I liked it. No more uncle fester and his pencil ...

http://www.maizenbrew.com/2014/9/1/...ussmeiers-presence-on-sideline-aiding-offense

 

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"Whether or not having Nussmeier on the field is a direct correlation remains to be unseen"... Remains to be unseen? What?

It was great that Nuss was able to sit with DG and the rest of the offense going over what happened, etc. I agree that being able to actually look at the players and see the look in their eyes can benefit a coach a lot.

Can't wait to see how the O does vs ND.

 

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Liked it

Watches him talking with qbs and offense

Saw him spending some serious time with norfleet in anticipation of one if the punts

 

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Hoke on Nuss: Offensively, we have to be more precise in the precision in our passing game.

 

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More Hoke: (LOL) --
You mentioned interior defense. Have you guys had a chance to look at Notre Dame’s running backs at all?
“Yeah. We started that yesterday, yeah. I think that they rushed the ball pretty well against Utah State. I think that have two backs that are a little bit similar and one that’s a bigger bruiser guy and they ran the ball pretty well.”

 

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Lol

 

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Thats funny. Utah St. And Rice have similar unis if I remember correctly.