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Move with them.

And that's where defenses can break down.

Same thing when we talk about Virginia later on with the pack line defense.

Getting the move around, that pack line defense wilts.

That's how Clemson kind of operates.

It's not the same style of defense, but it is one where they want to keep you in front of them.

And if you're moving around, that's a little bit harder to do.

When we're on defense, I think suffocating defense is the key.

Stopping those guards and, again, making it where... If they want the Herculean effort of all these guys trying to beat us, then let's have them figure out how to do that and not make it where one guy goes off and make it that sort of thing.

So our defense has been pretty good, especially amongst the guards.

I think that's the key to stopping Clemson on offense.

And the final thing, Jason...

You mentioned the fact that this team is very, very slow, one of the slowest teams in the country, particularly on defense.

Yes, in terms of pace.

They hold the ball for a very long time.

They want you to hold the ball when they're on defense.

One thing that John Shire has wanted to do, he's mentioned it time and time again, is he wants this team to run their offense a little bit quicker.

If they have opportunities to get on transition, to go ahead and do it.

Clemson, this is going to be a fascinating matchup because I think this is a game where John Shire is going to want them to go a little bit faster.

To, hey, go down the floor because if you have a defense like Clemson's, you don't want it to be set.