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Oklahoma State DC Skyler Cassity - Simulated Pressures - 5 man pressures vs the run - 4 man pressures/7 man coverage vs the pass - Immediate pressure vs 5 out teams but still sound coverage wise - Eat the back up in protection and play 7 on 4 coverage... show more

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