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Even though Duke held the lead, the defense was fighting an uphill battle to keep it that way. It ran 35 more plays, dealt with fatigue and had the game put on its shoulders. The defense spent about 10 more minutes on the field. While the efficiency was great for the offense, especially with a young quarterback, it put more pressure on the defense to maintain the lead. It ran 59 plays to Northwestern’s 94, a startling differential given the final score. Not only did the offense rack up 461 yards, but it did so efficiently.

Waters and Coleman combined for 174 yards on 21 carries. Calhoun also topped 100 yards with 108 on just six receptions. Pancol finished the game with only two receptions but 106 receiving yards his catches went for 25 and 81 yards. Quick, explosive drives allowed them to do just that. To put themselves in the best position to win, the Blue Devils needed that early lead. With a new coaching staff and a young quarterback, maintaining a lead is much more manageable than coming back from behind. Duke has not had to play from behind yet its win against Temple was impressive across the board, but it also meant that the team had not faced much challenge entering Saturday, and a Big Ten road game is not the easiest place to start. … We’re just missing on a lot of things.”įor the Blue Devils, starting strong and fast against the Wildcats was crucial. “And we weren't able to kind of overcome that. “We just got behind the chains,” said head coach Mike Elko. They totaled two yards in the second quarter, a complete turnaround from the 232 they recorded in the first. After their third touchdown, two plays into the second quarter, the Blue Devils would not gain another first down until the second half. The rapid-fire pace proved to be unsustainable. Just 16 minutes into the game, it looked like Duke was going to run away with it the Wildcats’ defense just could not keep up. “When it works, it works.”Īnd it was working. Shielded calibration test leads, 24”, banana plug, 2ea.“We were just able to get through, to execute plays we've been practicing all week, got a lot of momentum and just kept going and going and stacked on each play,” said Pancol.

Dual binding post adapters, banana plug, 2ea.Thermocouple extension, 3 feet (1M), CU.Thermocouple adapter, K mini T/C to banana (80AK).T/C assembly, J-type, beaded, molded plug.T/C assembly, K-type, beaded, molded plug.Parts included in the 5500A/LEADS test lead set (1 each except as noted): Each Fluke lead set comes with a soft carrying pouch for convenient transporting and storage.

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In addition to the test leads, each Fluke lead set contains a full set of thermocouple extension wires with mini-thermocouple connectors on each end for fast, trouble-free calibration of thermocouple instruments.

Each test lead has silicon insulation for easy handling and is rated at 1000V. These top quality leads provide years of service and are designed to minimize connection loss and thermal effects. The 5500A/LEADS are professional-quality lead sets that ensure you always have the right probes and connectors for the job at hand. Designed for use on the 5500A Multi-Product Calibrators

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