If we can hit and wrap up instead of arm-tackling, we'll be in good shape. A lot of arm-tackling has to do with finding good angles on the ball carrier, and our second- and third- (and fourth-) stringers simply didn't have the experience to know to do that. Making a good hit and wrapping up means anticipating where that back or receiver or tight end is going to be in space fifteen yards before they're there. Could have been the difference between 45-42 and 42-38 last year. I dunno. Who knows? But that's what I think. Experience and leadership will be the difference, boys. 2005: experience and leadership. 2007: experience and leadership. Here we go in an odd-numbered year. GO DAWGS!
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