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WR v. Duke: 7 catches for 74 yards by ColoraDomer

This is where we are folks. Seven catches by the WR. The RB was responsible for almost 200 yards. Three 2 and outs and 1 5 and out to start the game against the vaulted powerhouse duke defense. It took a fake punt to be the longest play from scrimmage until late. Book looked like he is . . . like he would be better reading a book than throwing more than a 8 yd route. I don't know that we completed a ball in the air for more than 17 yards. I know about YAC, but dont remember a completed ball that was further than 20 yards. And this guy is the supposed offensive genius. (pun intended)

"Kelly is the winningest active coach in NCAA Football (all divisions)*. He is the only coach to win The Home Depot Coach of the Year Award (2009, 2012 and 2018) on more than one occasion. Kelly is the fourth-winningest coach in school history*."

What do you fight for Jack? Not an elite football team, that is for sure.