Jun 18, 2019
12:17:43am
12:17:43am
Yep.
Snap counts for defensive players for BYU: Takitaki - 69 Pau'u - 68 Anderson - 65 Wilcox - 61 C. Kaufusi - 54 (and he was in on the last Utah TD). So let's assume a perfectly healthy starter would play 69 snaps for BYU on defense during the Utah game. Corbin played 78.3% of the snaps, including all of the ones on the final drive where Utah went up by 8, and was tied for 5th (with Pili) for most snaps during the game. Players like Lee (52), Ghanwoloku (52), Warner (50), Tonga (43), and El-Bakri (41) all played fewer snaps.
Originally posted on Jun 18, 2019 at 12:17:43am
Message modified by displacedute on Jun 18, 2019 at 12:19:00am
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If the talent gap was as big as you say, then how has BYU been so close so many times over the current streak?
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