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Nick Harvey, the graduate-student defensive back, was a tackling machine in his Mean Green debut. Harvey, who came to North Texas after stops at Texas A&M and South Carolina, had 12 tackles in the first half and finished with 14.

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I am surprised ACU did not throw every pass his direction.  I was thinking maybe our DC should switch 4 and 9 now and then.  I was listening to the after game radio show and they made the same comment about him and all I could think he made those tackles were made after the his receivers made the catch.  

There was one play I thought he would get an interception because it took a while to develop and the qb was looking at the receiver the whole way but Harvey was so far back he wasn't close enough to make a play.   On the long td pass he played the guy at the line and the receiver turn him around and it was TD time.

I was surprised we didn't try someone else at that spot.

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Nick is my adopted player.  I think he’s very physical and will learn from tonight.

Having said that, there was nothing stellar about what happened on his side of the field last night.  He didn’t play well and they were picking on him.

I’m rooting for you Nick.  GMG

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he got burnt badly down field multiple times. i thought he looked horrible to be honest. i know he has the talent to be much better. was shocked he had started in the SEC previously after watching him on saturday. i am rooting for him to turn it around

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For those of you worried that his tackles came from tackling his man after a catch, you may not have been paying attention to most of his tackles coming from run support on sweep run plays, or rb screen/flat plays to his side.  He's a very sure tackler & was able to get off his blocks to make those stops with ease.

He did get beat a few times, but I bet coach Ref & coach Jennings coach him up a bit this week.

I'm still on board with him starting. 

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15 minutes ago, MeanGreenTexan said:

For those of you worried that his tackles came from tackling his man after a catch, you may not have been paying attention to most of his tackles coming from run support on sweep run plays, or rb screen/flat plays to his side.  He's a very sure tackler & was able to get off his blocks to make those stops with ease.

He did get beat a few times, but I bet coach Ref & coach Jennings coach him up a bit this week.

I'm still on board with him starting. 

Just watched the game again last night and was coming on here to say this.

Also he was beaten a few time but he hasn't played corner in what 2 or 3 years? Missed some time and was moved to safety. 

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20 minutes ago, MeanGreenTexan said:

For those of you worried that his tackles came from tackling his man after a catch, you may not have been paying attention to most of his tackles coming from run support on sweep run plays, or rb screen/flat plays to his side.  He's a very sure tackler & was able to get off his blocks to make those stops with ease.

He did get beat a few times, but I bet coach Ref & coach Jennings coach him up a bit this week.

I'm still on board with him starting. 

I wouldn't mind seeing Whitlock.

I'm a fan of longer corners, and think it would help, especially in press man. They don't have huge receivers, but they are good route runners. Get your hands on them and disrupt the timing

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33 minutes ago, MeanGreenTexan said:

He did get beat a few times, but I bet coach Ref & coach Jennings coach him up a bit this week.

Reff puts the corners on the island so getting beat can and will happen.  Also I thought our pass rush disappeared at times which left him exposed.  He made a ton of tackles in that game at least one I saw prevented a TD.

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I don’t want anyone to think my criticism of him was anything bad. I agree he did a great job tackling and sealing gaps in the run game. I just also know I saw him get beat deep more then once (which I understand can happen to any CB in this system). I did say he looked horrible (in that aspect of the game). I am rooting for him to succeed! 

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3 minutes ago, southsideguy said:

what worries me about the pass coverage we were playing ACU.  SMU has good receivers  and I hope we can control them.  

Proche and Roberson are no joke. And that Sanders kid from Notre Dame is quick

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31 minutes ago, MGNation92 said:

Proche and Roberson are no joke. And that Sanders kid from Notre Dame is quick

Thank god Sutton graduated. Never seen 1 guy dominate a game like he did against us in 2017. 

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