Pros And Cons Of Harris Vs Dupre

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upre vs. UF WR Vernon Hargreaves now.
Reason No. 2: Dupre also sells the fake. He’s circled in red on his play and his route is the red line. Do you see how the line curves into the center of the field early on? That’s Dupre faking on a block. It gives him just enough separation from Hargreaves.
And, finally, to Harris. He makes a perfect throw. Dupre hardly has to stop on the route. The ball is just placed absolutely perfect – one of many spot-on throws from Harris in this game.
Those tricky Tigers, Part 2: On fourth-and-13 from the LSU 16-yard line, coach Les Miles fools the world, running a fake field goal. Third-string QB Brad Kragthorpe, the holder, laterals to kicker Trent Domingue.

Miles and players say the team practiced this play

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