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After hearing Leach and Shaw rave about him, I expected Vea to win the award. 

Washington's scheme doesn't ask the two tackles to make plays, but to leave the inside linebackers free to make them.  As a result, Washington's ILBs always look brilliant and their DTs post modest numbers. 

The notable example  is Azeem Victor, who made first team all Pac-12 ILB last year--and wasn't even mentioned this year.  Instead, their new and also wildly overrated ILB, Burr-Kirven, made second team alongside the Huskies other overrated ILB, Kieshawn Bierria. 

Those guys owe Vea.

Harry would have won the award in many years.

Isn’t that stanford’s Scheme as well?  I mean all those years of Martinez posting monster tackle numbers were at least partly because the plays were funneled to him.  Even this year, look at Perez’ tackle numbers.

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[BostonCard]

After hearing Leach and Shaw rave about him, I expected Vea to win the award. 

Washington's scheme doesn't ask the two tackles to make plays, but to leave the inside linebackers free to make them.  As a result, Washington's ILBs always look brilliant and their DTs post modest numbers. 

The notable example  is Azeem Victor, who made first team all Pac-12 ILB last year--and wasn't even mentioned this year.  Instead, their new and also wildly overrated ILB, Burr-Kirven, made second team alongside the Huskies other overrated ILB, Kieshawn Bierria. 

Those guys owe Vea.

Harry would have won the award in many years.

Isn’t that stanford’s Scheme as well?  I mean all those years of Martinez posting monster tackle numbers were at least partly because the plays were funneled to him.  Even this year, look at Perez’ tackle numbers.

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