UITS recommends that all university-owned computers directly on the IU network (that is, physically present on campus) should be joined to the Active Directory if possible, whether or not it is a department requirement.If you're unsure whether you should join your computer to the ADS domain, consider the following. If the computer is off campus, you should connect to the IU VPN before joining it to the ADS domain. A wired connection to the network typically provides the most reliable setup for computers physically present on campus. With three regular season games left, a strong o-line performance is once again expected, not a surprise.When configuring a computer to join the ADS domain, it needs to be on the IU network. вЂњAnd I think that allowed me to kind of translate that into games.вЂќДЄnd it has translated. вЂњI really focus on that in practice,вЂќ Alt said. Alt credited those two veterans with guiding his acclimation to the starting role, saying the center helped him with communication skills throughout the week. Patterson came into this year with 21 starts and graduate student right tackle Josh Lugg added eight more. Last yearвЂ™s starting line boasted more than 100 starts when the season began. Entering the season, Irish offensive linemen accounted for a combined 31 starts at Notre Dame, a number that was matched by right guard Cain MaddenвЂ™s career starts at Marshall, bringing the total to 62. вЂњNot being hesitant, firing off the ball, and trusting the guy next to him.вЂќД¬onfidence has come with time and reps. вЂњBut I think the biggest one is guys playing with more confidence out there,вЂќ Patterson said. Patterson attributed the growth to multiple factors, including an emphasis on the idea that each member of the unit focuses solely on his job. вЂњWeвЂ™ve been going upwards running the ball wise, the confidence, the mindset, the identity of who we are as an offense and what we call ourselves, вЂBig O.вЂ™ ItвЂ™s there. вЂњIвЂ™ve seen it since Virginia Tech,вЂќ Williams said of the improved o-line performance. Running back Kyren Williams has delivered his best performances of the season, frequently making his way over to his linemen for fist bumps along the way. That changed in Blacksburg, when the Irish had 180 yards on the ground against Virginia Tech, followed by 170 against USC, 293 against North Carolina and 150 against Navy. Through the first five games, Notre Dame didnвЂ™t break 140 rushing yards. The improved play has been accompanied by a surge in the Irish ground game. Since allowing an average of more than four sacks per game in those first five contests, the Irish have averaged only 1.5 the last four games.

вЂњEvery practice is just, you get a little better with each other.вЂќ вЂњI just think communication has been key, just chemistry, just being able to work with each other,вЂќ Alt said. Alt, a 6-foot-7, 305-pound freshman from Minnesota, and Kristofic, a 6-foot-5 junior who had played four games in each of his first two seasons, earned their first starts against Virginia Tech and Southern California, respectively. We need to meet that consistency on the right side with the left side.вЂќД®nter left tackle Joe Alt and left guard Andrew Kristofic, a duo that swiftly helped restore one of Notre DameвЂ™s biggest weaknesses to its status as a perennial strength. вЂњWe got to be a little bit more consistent on the left side certainly,вЂќ Kelly said then. In September, the Irish saw three players start at left tackle alongside Zeke Correll at left guard. The week-to-week shuffle at left tackle quickly gave way to inconsistencies and mistakes Notre Dame gave up six sacks in two of its first four games. Then, freshman Blake Fisher suffered a knee injury in week one, sophomore Michael Carmody sprained his ankle in week two and sophomore Tosh Baker was ruled out against Cincinnati due to concussion protocols. At the beginning of the year, inexperience was balanced by promise.

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