There wasn't a need for an adjustment per se. We had made certain alignment concessions in order to stop the run. USF stretches the defense as wide as possible then uses motion to gain easy leverage in the passing game. Add the break neck pace and you have an offense that is incredibly difficult to stop.
You can't just assume that everything that is given up is a flaw that needs adjustment. Sometimes we have to pick our poison too. The only adjustment that was necessary with the slot coverage was Daryl Porter tightening up a bit. He played Atkins a bit passively at first but corrected that in the second half. You have to understand that Atkins was motioning across the formation then getting into his routes. Add the pace they play at and it's not difficult to see why anyone would struggle in that situation. That's a long way to run around for any CB.
Halftime at Louisville? You mean that game where we went against a potent offensive team with most of our DL missing or banged up? I'm afraid the bottom just fell out that game after battling the last 3 games.
With UNC we were going against a QB Maye who was a top 3 pick in the draft plus a big fast physical WR going against a secondary consisting of slow CBs and safeties who were constantly freelancing. That's a really bad combination. Sometimes the other team is just better.
Lance Guidry is the best DC we have had here since Sonny Lubbick.