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The Jets 2-3 are known as a defensive-minded team, but they'll almost certainly have to make changes to their 28th-ranked offense to give New England and Buffalo a run for the division.
News Flash: The Jets Need a Jump-Start Chris Herring 2011
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Known as a defensive-minded coach, Woodson, 53, played for Bob Knight at Indiana and was a longtime NBA assistant, including time spent working for Larry Brown.
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Coach Rex Ryan called Thomas's injury "a huge blow" to the defensive-minded team, and said it wasn't immediately clear if any one player would receive the bulk of the playing time he'd be leaving behind.
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With the last pick of the draft, they selected defensive-minded forward Robert Dozier of Memphis.
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Still, what Ryan—a defensive-minded coach who doesn't call the offensive plays—said immediately after the loss to the Giants was telling.
The Jets' Offense Is Stranded on the Tarmac Chris Herring 2011
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Eight players averaged at least 13 minutes and a switch from less press to more zone defense sparked the defensive-minded Gophers late in the season.
Big Ten Conference 2010
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"I'm used to having a defensive-minded coach," Sanchez said.
N.Y. kind of guy: Jets' Sanchez ready to tackle the Big Apple 2009
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Fortunately, the four teams mentioned above as potential winners all should be fun to watch – even a defensive-minded Brazil is a treat – as all of them have great attacking flair and spectacular offensive weapons.
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This is a defensive-minded program, but these kids have to score.
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Coach Rick Stansbury's 13th season at State will be characterized by how he molds his returnees, who will lack the leadership of Varnado and Barry Stewart, a defensive-minded, glue-guy guard.
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