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RE: Biggest Football Win in EMU History: 1987 Cal bowl or 2017 Rutgers?
(09-11-2017 05:42 AM)KPJ Wrote:  I will say this much, this is the best team defense that I've seen in the almost 20 years that I've been following EMU football. We've got five picks already. I'm pretty sure I've sat through seasons where we didn't have five interceptions. That all starts with the D Line.

Absolutely, KPJ. You nailed it with the picks.

I assume the theory is that teams with poor DLs don't get a lot of INTs. That is, INTs are more of a function of good pass rush than simply good DB play.
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