Louisville Offense Will Look To Be Balanced vs Notre Dame

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00:03 >> Y'all know I've always been a big fan of Jeff Brom as an offensive mind.

00:07 I love his offense.

00:09 But at Purdue, they were just not balanced at all.

00:12 They couldn't run the football.

00:13 At Louisville this year, they're trying to run the football, Ryan.

00:18 And first four games, they went for 227 against Georgia Tech,

00:21 344 against Murray State, 184 against Indiana, 194 against Boston College.

00:27 So they've been pretty balanced so far, 20 for 20 yards on 29 attempts against NC

00:31 State so far as the anomaly.

00:32 And as we've told you all, NC State has a really good rush defense.

00:36 I know that Notre Dame did what they did, but think about that.

00:38 Notre Dame had four times more yards on one carry against NC State than Louisville

00:42 had the entire game.

00:44 But I think that balance though, Ryan, has been the big thing that's really helped

00:47 Louisville be successful, despite the fact they have what I believe to be

00:50 a relatively veteran experience, but average player quarterback in my view.

00:56 >> Well, I mean, Brian, I would say it like this.

00:58 I mean, the results show you what you are, right, as a team.

01:03 And I think that you talk about the worst game offensively that they've had this

01:07 year, obviously this last game against NC State.

01:09 I don't think it's a coincidence that they weren't able to run the football and

01:12 things just got kind of a little bit muddled.

01:14 And that makes Jack Plummer a little bit more susceptible to make a mistake when

01:18 you know that they can't run the ball.

01:20 But.

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