Sentence examples for stop offenses from inspiring English sources

Texas simply hasn't been able to stop offenses with a pulse.

The index measures a defense's ability to stuff the run, produce sacks and interceptions, and stop offenses on third down.

Notre Dame's ability to stop offenses near the end zone, combined with Alabama's ability to score once its offense closed in, provided an important subplot before the title game.

Harrison said he believed that because teams could not build defenses able to stop offenses with plenty of weapons and the rules to exploit them, they instead opt to spend their money to develop high-powered offenses that can outscore everybody.

"Stopping offenses is what I do," Richardson said.

Thus, some experts say that a campaign to stop first offenses is vital.

The Irish have scored on both their possessions, taking advantage of a Trojans defense that has struggled to stop good offenses this season.

Irene Krone, who founded I. Krone Associates, a product-consulting firm, and co-founded Stop Traffic Offenses Program, or STOP, a traffic-safety advocacy group, died on Wednesday in a car crash while vacationing on Martinique.

After six games last season, with the Jets' defense struggling to stop opposing offenses, free safety Damien Robinson went to the defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell's office and implored him to make changes.

"We're going to be hard to stop on offense.

"I mean, they don't stop that offense," Carra said.