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	So, every qb we have cannot see the other team d and adjust to make a better adjustment for the offense.  Does that come from not knowing what to do, inexperience , coach thinking he is right all the time, not allowed to do adjustments?
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	I see the other a move around and we didn't.
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	Kizer was making sight read per-snap... adjusting alignment, even calling audibles.
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	I did not note Hogan doing this yesterday, but due to seat positioning at the game and doing my own scans of the D I cannot say he did not do so.
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