Caleb Komolafe

Running back deep, QB in between the running back and the center, three receivers, one tight end.

We ran out of this formation 15 times for 211 yards, and the vast majority of those plays, I think 12 of them, were, were Caleb Komolafe running through an excellently created hole by his offensive lineman that isolated him against a Penn State linebacker, which he trucked or broke through a tackle, and on one play I think broke their ankles, almost every single time to drive for tremendous ex- extra yardage.

We averaged 14.1 yards per carry out of this formation.

60% of these runs resulted in a first down.

They were leaving wide swatches of the field wide open, big holes on the line of scrimmage, and Northwestern just barreling through them.

Northwestern ended up, uh, their, uh, uh, starting running back, Caleb, uh, Co- Komolafe, career high, 188 yards as Northwestern opened their new stadium by dominating Penn State.

Uh, Northwestern in that game won the rushing battle, 413 to 48-

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