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[QUOTE="DMIL, post: 2507295, member: 8539"] Defense is a mind set. It takes a lot more input and time for a young, inexperienced group that has not played together to pick up. One analogy is with an Offensive line in football. Not only is talent critical to a good O' line but experience and time together as a unit is just as critical. These are facts here so you need to add that to your either or scenario. This really should not be about " It's all on Ollie" narrative. Some of it is on him, not all of it. [/QUOTE]
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