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Will elevation be a factor?

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    • #17932
      AZUTE
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      University of Utah 4,650′ ASL

      University of Washington 500′ ASL

      I don’t think it will bother the skill guys as much as Udub’s massive DTs Who’s job it is to occupy blocks and let the LBs make all the tackles. 

      If Utah can run the ball like they did at Cal 50+ times a game Qualls and Gaines won’t be able to keep up and that’s a major part of Udub’s Defensive gameplan.

      Arizona ran for 308 yards and Oregon 230 respectively 

      Washington will no doubt stack the box to stop Willams and Moss the way they did McCaffrey of Stanford but Stanford had a terrible QB who they have since benched.

      Utah is gonna need a big game from Troy Williams he needs to run enough to keep Washington honest and no turnovers. 

       

    • #17936
      Tony (admin)
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      I doubt it.

    • #17937
      Riot West
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      Those bickering twerps on the Washington board went back and forth about elevation versus altitude.

      My take is keep their defense running around on the field early. By the third quarter, they’ll be sucking wind.

    • #17940
      Anonymous
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      If Utah can sustain drives it might be factor slightly. But it will mostly be the fact that Utah sustained drives. Elevation mostly seems to bother Andy who is better at altitudes vs sea level.

    • #17958
      FormerUteSax
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      the Utah oline seems to dominate the second half of games.

    • #17961
      89ute
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      It’s hard to read too much into the rushing yards Worshinton as given up, especially against AZ. Most of those rushing yards came from the QB running around with his hair on fire. That does not tell us whether or not Worshington can handle our counter run game.

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