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[QUOTE="RSTuthill, post: 5338381, member: 7322"] Two things I wish they would try but almost certainly won't. And by try, I mean more than the good old college try rather commit to it until it is thoroughly proven that it won't work 1. Going back to a four man front. 2. Using an honest to goodness fullback to maximize impact at the point of attack. Teams have figured out that the UConn OL can't open holes in the interior line and a FB can be useful running wide as well. Jordan Todman and Anthony Sherman should be the model if a player could be found to develop the skills needed. And yes, I am well aware that there aren't many Anthony Sherman's on the roster. [/QUOTE]
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