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Not as physical as \\#51 |\n|  | N = Nose Tackle | 52 | Samson Tonga | Sr | 6’2” 290 | Will take plays off. Decent pass rusher. |\n|  |  | 55 | Curtis Pati | Sr | 5’10” 300 | Refrigerator. Not good at pass rush. Just sits in the middle |\n|  | R = Right End | 42 | Jordan Lutui | Sr | 6’3” 225 | Their best defensive player. Will stand him up at LB or use him at DL. |\n|  |  | 53 | Lisiate Tauteoli | So | 5’10” 255 | Tough kid. Very good at run defense. |\n| Linebacker | LO = LOLB | 32 | Logan Lutui | Jr | 5’11” 195 | OK at both run and pass. Not very big to stand up to a lot of blocks |\n|  |  | 44 | Sione Tauteoli | So | 5’10” 150 | Small & Undersized. Only played when up by 40 vs. Cyprus |\n|  | LI = LILB | 25 | Jerome Fauatea | Sr | 6’0” 205 | Bigger/Stronger ILB. Very aggressive. Shoots gaps & runs past the ball |\n|  |  | 34 | Cerio Saafi | Sr | 5’8” 160 | Small & Undersized. Only played when up by 40 vs. Cyprus |\n|  | RI = RILB | 43 | Carson Pututau | Jr | 5’11” 190 | [Smaller/Weaker ILB. Not great vs. run. Doesn](Smaller/Weaker ILB. Not great vs. run. Doesn)’t fill and/or shed well |\n|  |  | 47 | Isi Lokotui | Jr | 5’11” 180 | Small & Undersized. Only played when up by 40 vs. Cyprus |\n|  | RO = ROLB | 58 | Tielu Tiatia | Jr | 6’2” 215 | Doesn’t do a lot. Drops in coverage but has eye in backfield a lot. |\n|  |  | 28 | Cameron Terry | Jr | 5’11” 185 | Small & Undersized. Only played when up by 40 vs. Cyprus |\n| Defensive Back | FS = Field Safety | 41 | Ty Carlson | Jr | 5’7” 160 | Very undersized and slow to come to flats. Not good at covering ½ of field |\n|  |  | 2 | Pailate makakona | So | 5’8” 180 | Only played at the end of Cyprus game |\n|  | BS = Bench Safety | 22 | David Mapa | Sr | 5’9” 175 | Played vs. AF. More [aggressive vs. run](aggressive vs. run) than \\#14 |\n|  |  | 14 | Austin Mitchell | Jr | 5’10” 175 | Played vs. Cyprus. Not as aggressive vs. the run as \\#22 |\n|  | FC = Far Corner | 1 | Olson Williams | Sr | 5’9” 175 | Wants to be physical with WR and aggressive in C2 |\n|  |  | 10 | Antonio Ruiz | Sr | 5’10” 145 | Very soft. Peeks into backfield a lot. If he comes in, we want to take a shot |\n|  | NC = Near Corner | 9 | Palepoi Gilmore | Sr | 5’9” 175 | Quick to run support. Likes to peek into backfield |\n|  |  | 5 | Daymis Lui | So | 5’7” 135 | Not big enough to play physical. Tries to play like \\#9 but isn’t as big |\n\nHunter Defense Additional Defensive Front = Over/Under  \nHunter Defense Additional Information on Fronts  \n• They seem to be very undisciplined and will just attack a gap aggressively.  \n• Sometimes the edge man will just jump inside on his pass rush  \n• Sometimes they are not lined up at the snap and are not in any particular front  \n• If we fire off the ball and execute our rules, we will be just fine. 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