Offense vs. defense?

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UCLA linebacker Reggie Carter spoke about the defense not calling the offense out after the latest offensive meltdown.
"We still have to play for each other, regardless of what the offense has done,'' Carter said. "We're not impressive all the time. We make mistakes, too. When we get out on the field, it's all about us, 11 guys fighting. We can't worry about what they've done, or what they're going to do after we get off the field. We just have to focus on getting off the field.''


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