Kansas is ranked 3rd nationally in rush defense and 98th in pass defense. Their opponents average out as the 81st best rushing offenses and 51st best passing offenses. KU's rush D looks to be a little inflated by the level of competition and by the same comparison, their pass D looks to be vulnerable.
Would you assume KU will load up on stopping the run and take their chances with the pass seeing film on us, or do they try and take away any passing game and give up the run?
Their D is #6 nationally in sacks, but our line has only given up 1 sack all year and we lead the nation in that category (that number is a little skewed by what we do on offense, but it is still a great statistic to have). I am pretty confident that our O line will be able to control the line of scrimmage, but protection hasn't been our problem in the passing game.
This KU pass D is by far and away the worst competition we have had thus far in the season. Who's going to come out on top of this battle? Even if our D can't stop KU's potent attack (my goal is simply to slow them down a little), I will be happy if the O really clicks this week.
Would you assume KU will load up on stopping the run and take their chances with the pass seeing film on us, or do they try and take away any passing game and give up the run?
Their D is #6 nationally in sacks, but our line has only given up 1 sack all year and we lead the nation in that category (that number is a little skewed by what we do on offense, but it is still a great statistic to have). I am pretty confident that our O line will be able to control the line of scrimmage, but protection hasn't been our problem in the passing game.
This KU pass D is by far and away the worst competition we have had thus far in the season. Who's going to come out on top of this battle? Even if our D can't stop KU's potent attack (my goal is simply to slow them down a little), I will be happy if the O really clicks this week.