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Duke this year they have accelerated." "They have one of the nation's truly outstanding offensive teams," McGee said. "Ron Bass * appears to have picked up where Jeff Grantz left off last season ." IN THE TENNESSEE GAME, Duke gave up 230 yards rushing and 55 yards passing. Defensive I tackle, Hank Rossell led the defensive line with nine solo tackles and six assists. Middle linebacker Jim Reilly had 14 individual tackles and six assists. "Rossell was moved to defensive tackle during the season last year and he has done a good job there for us," McGee said. Tennessee completed 5 of 13 passes against the Duke secondary for 55 yards. "1 know how good a receiver (Phil Logan is," said McGee. "We will have our hands full," McGee said. 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