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I'm going over with 5. Boom!

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4... Cooper 1, Johnson 1, Clemons 1, Johnson .5, Leal .5

Interceptions 2... Leon O'Neal and Antonio Johnson with 1 a piece

The D is blood thirsty! Pissed off they didn't get to play a full game. Time of reckoning is almost here. Meet ya at Bo's jersey. Let's roll!

QB is a great runner.

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Yeah, auburn is not mizzou or SCAR.

1.5.Nix gets the ball out quickly and can scramble.

I'm going with three. We mostly need to keep him in the friggin' pocket. And he'll still complete some key passes.

taylorswift13 said:

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4... Cooper 2, Johnson 1, Clemons 1, Johnson .5, Leal .5

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Might want to check your math there.

Would not surprise me to only get 1 or 2 sacks with how mobile Nix can be. Make him beat us throwing the ball and he will make a mistake.

In this game pressure and limiting Nix rushing yardage is way more important than sacks.

Nix is a baller, last year Bobby Brown had him dead to rights for a sack and Nix got out of it and scored a TD. Now, that was partly due to Bobby not wrapping up a form tackle and going for the heave-ho, but most other QBs not named Nix and it's a sack.

Nix is the Bucky Richardson of Auburn, he is a good player.

This game is on our offense, defense will keep the score manageable, so it's more about the sacks we give up, than get, IMHO.

Agsuffering@bulaw said:

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1.5.Nix gets the ball out quickly and can scramble.

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might want to check your math. How do you get .5 of a sack?

Take the under. Nix can scramble like a MF.

And as many have pointed out, Auburn ain't SCAR or Mizzou. Those 2 teams are really, really bad.

over

taylorswift13 said:

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Interceptions 2... Leon O'Neal and Antonio Johnson with 1 a piece

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+1 for Bo Pix

tbone421998 said:

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Agsuffering@bulaw said:

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1.5.Nix gets the ball out quickly and can scramble.

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might want to check your math. How do you get .5 of a sack?

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Wanna know how I know you don't gamble?

Two defenders make sack simultaneously so they split credit 50% each, or .5

ontheway said:

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Two defenders make sack simultaneously so they split credit 50% each, or .5

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Yes players can get a half a sack. However, the team can only have an even number not a fraction.

tbone421998 said:

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ontheway said:

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Two defenders make sack simultaneously so they split credit 50% each, or .5

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Yes players can get a half a sack. However, the team can only have an even number not a fraction.

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Hmmm what do we think happens when 3 players sack the quarterback at the same time? They each get .5 sacks, and when you add them up, that would be 1.5 for the team. The total number of attributed sacks in defensive statistics doesn't always equal the total number of actual sacks by the team. So technically TaylorSwift's (original) math isn't impossible!