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Agree. I noticed that "coaching him up" too. When Watts showboated into the EZ on the last TD you could tell that Freeman's first comment to him was "that can't happen." Then he hugged the kid and patted him on the helmet. That was absolutely the way to handle that. I love Freeman, and I really hope he succeeds.

@@dashx1103 same, and I think he will. I believe him to be the right man for the job. He has to get his players in and MORE WRS

​@@anthonypearson7853 They've got 3 outstanding wide receivers coming in next year in Cam Williams, Micah Gilbert and Logan Saldate, wouldn't be at all surprised if all three play early next year.

We left it out so it could have its OWN video... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_tJG1DP2zdI.html

I’d rather have the rematch with Louisville. That was a fluke.

@@krisis8736 we will destroy Louisville if there would be a rematch

Freeman has been HC less than two years. Relax

@SavageWorkouts ....he is not the only coach who is responsible. It's a team with many components. You relax too.

Luther was a BEAST!!! Another great one was Ross Browner against Texas in the Cotton Bowl after the '77 season.

Or Benjamin Morrison against Clemson last year.

That's cute. Xavier Watts did this against a 6-0 USC team that had the Heisman winner. You can't top what Xavier Watts did. How many defensive players do you see spot his more points than the opposing offense alone that has the Heisman winner?

I think probably the opposing offensive line and the talent of the QB is probably the most important consideration here. Watts did this against a generational talent at quarterback, protected by a failing offensive line being challenged by a very good defensive line. Tuiomoloao did this against a good offensive line and a good quarterback kicking around as a backup in the NFL right now. It’s really hard to know what’s better, but Caleb Williams was under duress the whole game which Watts brilliantly capitalized on. Tuiomoloao was the duress. He sort of just took over the game and ended it, pretty single-handedly. I’d encourage you to watch the game and make your own decision. Having seen both I was more impressed by Tuiomoloao’s performance but if you’re asking me to draft one, I’m going Watts. He could do it again. No one will ever do what Tuiomoloao did again.

Including Tuiomoloao

@TheBenFlock Not taking anything away from Tuiomoloa, I just never seen anyone humiliate a Heisman winner before. Interceptions are interceptions man. It doesn't matter how you get them. At the end of the day, Watts leads the nation in interceptions with 6, and total take aways being 8. He is also 3'rd I believe in interception yards. Not like all of them were tipped either. It would be a crime for the defensive back to leads in interceptions to not be a Thorpe award finalist.

I think Watts is the better player. You should really watch Tuiomoloao vs Penn State. Give it a looksee