[fullmetal]

It's funny that Coach Staley mentions disruption...my uninformed opinion is that Stanford played fewer set piece offensive plays in the 2H vs. Louisville and relied more on a looser, opportunistic offense (need to check the second-chance points by game halves...).  An offense that favors a bit of chaos is harder to disrupt.  Does South Carolina have that same defensive speed Louisville had?  If so, Stanford will need to be prepared in the 1Q, not the 3Q.

[fullmetal]

It's funny that Coach Staley mentions disruption...my uninformed opinion is that Stanford played fewer set piece offensive plays in the 2H vs. Louisville and relied more on a looser, opportunistic offense (need to check the second-chance points by game halves...).  An offense that favors a bit of chaos is harder to disrupt.  Does South Carolina have that same defensive speed Louisville had?  If so, Stanford will need to be prepared in the 1Q, not the 3Q.