If the defensive team of the University of Texas Longhorns cannot be underestimated, then the offensive team of this team can be regarded as the champion in the NCAA arena.

Among the eleven players starting in the offensive group, seven of them have entered the observation list of different scout websites. Each position can find outstanding players at the first and second team level in the United States. It is a gorgeous configuration for a college field where "relying on a genius can play".

More importantly, the future potential of this offensive team is also limitless.

Quarterback Colt McCoy, running back Jamaal Charles, tight end Jermichael-finley, wide receiver Limas-sweed... These names all have a place in the professional league.

From the perspective of strength and ability, their achievements may not be comparable to those of Brian Olakpo and Earl Thomas in the defensive team, but these players have worked hard in the NFL for at least five years - even if they are substitutes or sparring players, they can stay in the league for five years without being eliminated, which is enough to be among the top ranks of the pyramids.

Among them, the most well-known one is undoubtedly running back Jamal, four Pro Bowls, three All-American First Team, once two All-American Second Team, and also the rushing touchdown king in 2013. At its peak, the Kansas Chiefs were unmoved running backs, and their devastating running style was impressive.

Quarterback McCoy is not a talented player. After entering the league, he is hailed as the most reliable and stable substitute quarterback. For professional players, this does not seem to be a commendable "glory", but just like the "Best Sixth Man" in basketball, it is definitely not something that any player can take on.

What's more, McCoy was popular all over the United States during his college years. He became the final candidate of the Heisman Award for two consecutive years in 2008 and 2009, and set countless team historical records with the Longhorns. Finally, the University of Texas announced his retirement to McCoy's No. 12 jersey, which shows his gratitude and respect.

This shows that McCoy achieved brilliant achievements in his college years.

However, facing the Longhorns team with such a powerful configuration, the Wildcats may not have no chance.

McCoy's sophomore year, his game style has not been fully formed, his competitive level has not reached its peak, and his wide receiver and tight end are far from being called "genius" players, which also makes head coach Mark Brown's tactics relatively simple, relying more on short pass layout, and ground attack-

Jamal Charles, who was shortlisted for the first team of the All-American team last year! If nothing unexpected happens, Jamal will be in the draft next year and is fully prepared from strength to form.

After the Wildcats' special team successfully scored additional points, the offensive and defensive positions of both sides completed the conversion, and then both teams appeared and started a duel again. The Longhorns showed the Wildcats what "hard strength" means.

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Standing on the side of the court, Lu Yiqi was swinging his arms quickly, and even facing the overwhelming support of home fans, he was not timid at all:

"Calm down! Observe and start again! Observe first and then start! Walker! Calm down! Don't be aggressive! Observe! Do you understand? Harold and Campbell, stand firm and get stuck! Stay in your position! Stay in your goals! Focus! Focus on your goals! Focus!"

Just now, outside linebacker Reggie Walker rashly stepped forward, but made a clear judgment error. He was caught by the opponent's quarterback McCoy, and a short pass was lightly thrown. He completed the lure from the mountain. Not only did he easily complete the pass, but he also easily got the first attack. The offensive team did not feel too much impact at all.

Lu Yiqi tried to stabilize the defensive team players through on-the-spot command, and not to hurry - the opponent was not suppressed so easily.

But unfortunately, the Longhorns' offensive team still took the lead, and the studio radio waves came from the analytical commentator Chris Allensworth's passionate commentary:

"Retreat! Steps move! McCoy tries to pass the ball! Fake action! This is a fake action! McCoy uses fake passes to deceive the defense team's judgment, and then McCoy handed the football to... Charles! Jamal Charles! This is a fake fax run!"

"Charles is watching with the ball! He did not rush forward, and his footsteps paused slightly! Attack! Charles successfully found room for advancement in the left slot! Beautiful! In the midst of chaos, Charles stopped twice in a row and turned around and threw away the center of gravity of the defensive players, creating a missed tackle from the opponent! Charles is still advancing!"

"The Wildcats' defensive front line formation does not seem to be able to tighten the defense line, and there is a clear leak! Charles! Charles is still holding the ball and advancing!"

"Five yards! Ten yards! God! Charles is unstoppable! Fifteen yards! Twenty yards! Close defense! Wildcats' safety guard Courtney Hutton and outside linebacker Reggie Walker finally completed the close defense, pressing Charles to the ground, allowing this wave of ground to freeze on twenty-three yards."

The Longhorns offensive team keenly seized the Wildcats' defensive team's intention to move and try to push up. McCoy seized the lead through accurate defensive reading, using fake faxes to restrain the power of the defensive frontline, and then created opportunities for Charles. At the on-site tactical game level, the sophomore quarterback successfully seized the lead.

Lu Yiqi kept his attention very focused and was not affected at all. He analyzed the situation calmly and calmly, dispatched on the spot, and successfully regained some advantages through pressure from the front line. He successfully put pressure on quarterback McCoy three times in the past and destroyed the opponent's passing rhythm and created the pass unfinished.

But Mark Brown's offensive tactical game was still ahead of Lu Yiqi. McCoy once again swept Walker's upward step with a fake pass, and just before Walker was about to rush towards him to complete the sack, McCoy shook his wrist and sent out the football.

Rugby went over Walker's head and found Jamal who stepped forward in advance, completing the pass connection with a playful "two bumps and one".

Jamal, who easily caught a three-digit short pass, quickly threw away Walker, and then rushed forward along the right slot, making full use of his physical advantage to break through cornerback Joshua Moore's repair defense, and rushed forward towards the end zone with a barely rushing forward.

At this time, he was only about ten yards from the end area.

"Forcibly break through! Jamal Charles broke through Joshua Moore's position with a head-on collision, just like a high-speed bullet train. Moore was unable to form an effective block! So brutal! So tough! Charles was running! Charles was running with all his strength!"

"Ten yard line!"
Chapter completed!