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Michigan HC Sherrone Moore - Open Pulling (Counter & Power) - 1st Step = Step over the line. "If I'm a puller, especially if I'm kicking out, the first thing I need to do is get my hips on an angle to climb into the line of scrimmage." -... show more

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