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Pittsburgh 45 Louisville 34

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My one big takeaway from this game was the play of Josh Harvey-Clemons. He just looked like he didn't want to be there whatsoever. Any big play they had, whether it was a run or pass seemed like it happened because of him. Got burned in coverage, got burned as a deep safety who was supposed to help over the top, got burned in the run game multiple times. It was ugly. Hopefully he finds that fire within hisself or else I would rather him be on the bench for the KY game.

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My one big takeaway from this game was the play of Josh Harvey-Clemons. He just looked like he didn't want to be there whatsoever. Any big play they had, whether it was a run or pass seemed like it happened because of him. Got burned in coverage, got burned as a deep safety who was supposed to help over the top, got burned in the run game multiple times. It was ugly. Hopefully he finds that fire within hisself or else I would rather him be on the bench for the KY game.

 

Agreed. This was the second big game of the year that Harvey-Clemons just vanished. I don't know how much he actually wants to play anymore, which won't bode well for the draft stock of the former five-star recruit.

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In more general concerns regarding the defense: what made Todd Grantham decide that he never needed to blitz anymore? This was the second week in a row that the defensive line had huge stretches of the game where they were getting essentially no pressure.

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