-There will be a lot of big hits. This game will be as physical as the Texas game, except there will be 4 quarters of it.
-Offensively, we will slowly (sporadically via some big plays) enforce our will on UVA.
-Our speed shows in this game. Last game showed a winded BYU. This game will have a rested, speedy BYU all over the field (except for M. Matthews, but height counts too). Devon Blackmon, Jordan Leslie, Jamaal Williams, Adam Hine, and Taysom Hill will stretch their defense.
-We will still give up passes (its the nature of our scheme), and they will still drive on occasion. But, we will be in control of the game.
-K. Parks, HB, for UVA will have a decent game. He may not hit 100 yards, but he'll do better on BYU's D then any of the other backs we've faced so far. He's a 5'8" 200 lbs. bowling ball with a low center of gravity. Simply hitting him low may send some DB bouncing, and he doesn't go down as easily as Brown or Gray did for Texas. We'll need multiple players to bring him to the turf. He's the key to the game for UVA. If he's able to wear down our defense and continue to churn for positive 4-5 yards each carry then everything else will open up for UVA offensively.

-We enforce our will by the 2nd quarter and never look back. UVA continues to fight the entire game, but this time we're ready to put in the effort for an entire game of scrapping. By the end of the game, both teams are exhausted--our scoring drops off and they may get a score. BYU wins 38-17.