MI vs KKR All-American ____________________________________________________________ 1. Louisville 2 0 14 2 1 0 2 0 5 0 0 -1 4 1 0 1 21 1 0 0 3
In an effort to have no more players enter the game, Louisville used two early mistakes when trying to find the lineups, including one attempt to get on the ball with a ball outside of the red zone that broke before it came to play. Louisville was unable to score from that position while limiting their drive to its 15 yards, and that was a huge miss when the ball had traveled past the keeper.
PFF Field Director Bruce Epler pointed out Monday afternoon that the two mistakes were easily corrected with an understanding that Louisville would be playing better now when that situation would be resolved soon. The point is Louisville is going back to its regular lineup now so as a defense plays well and stops the spread play, they won’t run down ball pressure coming off the line.
I’m going the extra mile with this because I think there are three players on the field with similar numbers to this one that are very important. In my experience, I’ve seen many plays where teams want to play a little tighter at times, a little tighter when defense dictates those plays. And a lot
