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It's just mics around the stadium, you get the announcer and crowd noise that's it.

Clemson's Defense is scary good this year. They've had a few big breakout plays against them, but for the most part they are bulletproof.

I really wish we could have convinced Shannon Turley to come back, 2000 VT grad. He's leading Stanford's program and has reduced injuries by 87% since he showed up. This is a great NY Times article on the things he's been doing at Stanford, with an emphasis on balance and flexibility.

If your' re not watching on espn2, you're doing it wrong. I do wish they would flip the PIP so the live game was bigger.

They only get about 10 seconds or so. Basically the center judge (I think I've seen the umpire do it occasionally) gives what he judges to be a reasonable amount of time for the defense to substitute. If they're lagging intentionally, he'll step off the ball and let the offense go after a few seconds.

Ok someone with a rule book or better Google fu than me see if you can answer this. When the offense subs the official stands over the ball to give the defense a chance to sub, what keeps the defense from just taking their sweet time and letting the play clock run down?

This is exciting as all get-out. Both teams look like they can (and have) score at any time, and both defenses look capable of stuffing any given play or making a big one themselves. We've also seen a couple returns come that close to breaking for a TD. Anyone can score from anywhere at any time. Me gusta.

Guess it sort of makes sense to post this here:

Note that Scott is officially the DT coach + Asst HC, Wiles is now specifically DE coach. So they appear to be sharing the D-line equally with Scott pulling additional duties of some sort.

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