Oregon Ducks discuss fixing the little things

Oregon Ducks Tight End Kenyon Sadiq discusses fixing the little things. Sadiq talks about how it is about fixing the little things and technique.

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00:00Last time you guys played them, you were still working out of 11 as your base personnel,

00:06but since then you've had to adapt.

00:08It's been you and Jamari as kind of the physical, being able to find that 12 personnel with

00:12the two tight ends.

00:12How do you think that that plays out, just bringing that more physicality with those

00:16two tight ends out there?

00:17Yeah, I think it allows us to do a lot of things.

00:19You know, we don't just have to be in a physical, you know, 12 personnel set.

00:22We can get in 10 and 11 sets as well.

00:24So I think that makes it a bit difficult for defenses to figure out what they want to do,

00:27whether they want to play in, you know, nickel sets or base sets.

00:30So, you know, it gives us a bit of flexibility in a lot of areas.

00:33Back left, Aaron.

00:35The offense kind of struggled in the first half to finish against Texas Tech.

00:39You guys were able to come back and have a better second half performance.

00:42But now after looking at the film, what are some ways that you're kind of focused on preparing

00:47for this next matchup and getting a little bit faster start and being able to finish

00:51in the red zone to put some more points on the board?

00:54Yeah, I mean, it really comes down to little things.

00:56I mean, if you watch the film, it's just like one missed block, you know,

00:58that ends up, you know, stopping the play.

01:01So, I mean, it's really just focused on the real technique.

01:03You know, Texas Tech was really good players and the same thing for Indiana.

01:05You know, when it comes down to good on good, it's the little things like the technique.

01:09So, no, it's just holding in on those little details.

01:11I mean, it'll be a separator.