“That’s one of the cons of running the hurry up and having that tempo is sometimes you get carless with the ball,” Rayner said. Linebacker Daveren Rayner, who made a team-best 14 tackles last week, said he’s confident the defense can build off the two forced turnovers from last week. “We have to keep him pressured to get him off his spot.” “Obviously, our guys up front have to get in his face and create some stress,” Hammock said. In addition to not allowing big plays after the catch, Hammock said the line has to get in Brin’s face and create some havoc. But that did not carry over into the second half, as the Panthers ran up 295 yards of offense in the final 30 minutes and ended up outgaining the Huskies for the game, 441-379.Īnd now the Huskies are facing a team that ran 84 plays, albeit in a double-overtime contest.
The NIU defense sparkled in the first half against Eastern, not allowing a touchdown. becomes a running back with the ball in his hands.” Three things to watch 1. We have to do a good job in eliminating the run after catch because they have some dynamic receivers. He can put the ball in spots, and he’s got receivers that can make plays. People get pressure, and he can evade pressure well. “Obviously, you’re not going to give him much he hasn’t seen already. “This quarterback is very experienced,” Hammock said. Keylon Stokes, Malachai Jones and JuanCarlos Santana each crossed over 100 receiving yards Saturday, while Isaiah Epps had four catches for 79 yards, giving quarterback Davis Brin plenty of options. Tulsa gained 521 yards of offense in the loss, running 84 plays and passing for 460 yards before losing in double overtime.įourth-year NIU coach Thomas Hammock said Tulsa features a very deep receiving group. The Huskies were 34-27 winners last week against Eastern Illinois, while the Golden Hurricane lost, 40-37, in overtime at Wyoming.
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