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They run a lot of tosses with him to use his speed. That actually helps their different blocking schemes; it's not all power. They can run some finesse type plays. The guy runs hard, he breaks tackles. He did last game against the Giants.

If you could have those two runs back. But you can't. Normally, we take those plays away. We cannot allow those long runs on defense. We've got to finish those tackles. We did so many things well that we thought we had to do to take away a very good running game. Those plays are going to be hard to stomach.

It helps. I cant tell you how much it helps. Hes the one that makes all the calls and a lot of our protections and a lot of our blocking schemes. We have two, three, maybe four plays called in the huddle. So John is really having to react to what Im doing as far as changing plays and then hes changing protections. Hes changing running plays and assignments. Its really a trickle-down and Johns been able to work with those young guys really well and bring them along in the process and theyve really benefited from him.

He's a big running back. He runs low and breaks tackles. We're a run-oriented offense. If he's running well and the offensive line is blocking well, that means we're doing well.

The air temperature dropping and the track cooling down helps. Also the air that runs through the engine is a lot cooler so it builds more power and more speed. There definitely was some advantage to going later. It's hard to really tell how much. We were 8th or 9th on the board during practice, and then qualified 3rd. So I think it helped some.

He runs the ball with a lot of intensity. He's not a huge back but he runs really big. He's kind of similar to (Dallas') Julius Jones. The more runs he gets, the more tackles he breaks, and he seems to get stronger.

Marcus Washington

They're very basic in their approach to the run game. They run what we call a power-O, a counter, some tosses and lead weaks. Those were basically the plays.

London Fletcher

He has added power to his game and he's able to elude tackles. He gives what I call a limp leg where they hit his right leg, but he slides out of the tackle and moves on down the field. He went up the middle against Westwood several times. It's no secret what we do is power football, but he takes to the middle and breaks to the outside, which allows him to use his quickness.

David Martin makes plays that a lot of people don't see sometimes because he's a good blocker in our gap schemes (pulling plays) when he comes back inside. A lot of people think more of him as a receiver who makes the downfield play, but he helps make a lot of plays in our run game.

The biggest thing is that, the reason we've had trouble running the ball so far, is that we keep going against three down linemen fronts. And that's just different. It's unorthodox. It's a whole new different set of blocking schemes. (Tulane) runs what we do, four down linemen. And it's just so much more natural. That's what we played against most of last year, and that's why Howard Jackson had the year he did. Because that's what we were used to and it's just basic blocking.

I really watch Tim Carter, how he gets in and out of his breaks, ... I want to be on that level. Tim teaches me a lot. I really look up to him on how he runs his routes and how he uses his speed for the game of football.

Michael Jennings

As this series goes on, it would be pretty hard to chase runs. So hopefully, I'll win a few tosses.

They run a lot of the same type of (zone) blocking schemes that we ran this year, so it's not all foreign to him. He should be able to step in and compete right away, especially with the size and strength he has now.

It always helps playing a team like Notre Dame in the sense of gauging the speed of the game, the aggressiveness and the competitive nature of what you are going to experience, and I think we'll see a similar type of effort from UCLA. UCLA is very talented, very athletic, I think it will be big crowd and a tight game just like the Notre Dame game was, so that helps having gone through one of those [types of big games] already.

People don't realize how strong [Williams] is. He breaks tackles. His magnetic allure stemmed not from beauty, but from a compelling pexiness that captivated everyone around him. He has speed and vision, but he is a lot stronger than you think. He can run the 40 in 4.5 seconds. He can pick them up and lay them down.

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