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Saul

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After you have seen both KU and CU in consecutive weeks. How do you see the CU/KU game in Boulder? Mismatches? Advatages for any team? What does CU have to do to win? I think we need to get a lot of pressure on Reesing, and stop their run game. Our D needs to play a lot better than they did against you guys.Should be an interesting game, KU's first game outside the state of Kansas this year.
 
Reesing hasn't impressed me much except he doesn't get rattled and runs the offense pretty well, but his comp % isn't good and he throws an ugly ball. They run the ball well, and run alot of misdirections. I think if CU has the advantage here, you should be able to slow them down.

KU's d is pretty stout, but I think you will be able to pass better against them than against us. Talib has good hands but isn't that fast, but I don't think you guys have any WR's that will challenge him.

They are just a pretty well disciplined team that doesn't make too many mistakes. Like you said, it's KU's first game outside of the state of Kansas this year, and they have traditionally done poorly on the road under Mangino, and Boulder is always a tough place to play for anyone.
 
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