Not sure if it’s the same thing but found this…

Reggie,
Please talk a little about the new “Star Safety” position you will be employing this year. How does it differ in what you have done in the past, who do you see playing it, and will it help in pass protection against teams that like to throw the ball 40 times a game? Go Tigers!
Joe Redlinger
Pittsburgh, PA

"Well, the 3 safety system is no different as what Virginia Tech does, and I use them as an example because they are exceptional on defense. It gives you more flexibility. You are playing a true nickel package. Don’t get carried away with names, you can call it anything. It is a position where you can blitz a guy, you can man-cover a guy, you can drop him in zone, you can stun him, but it is a safety position that is interchangeable with the other safeties. But there are just a lot more of those body-types to recruit. Instead of having to worry about your base package and then shifting over to the nickel, your nickel is your base package. There are multiple ways with a 4 man front to beef up and still be able to be very physical against the run. We have really been playing a form of it. But I think that there is now a trend toward this and I think that we are somewhat ahead of the times and that we already have a jump on what is being phased in, and that is multiple looks, nickel packages, stunt ability, great pressure packages, at the same time you can back off and play a mix of zone coverages. And this whole thing has taken what I consider a very young defense and has given us a chance to be competitive against our offense this spring and has sometimes given them fits. But don’t let the star get overblown, it is a nickel position. It is a 3 safety position that is incredibly flexible. We are just trying to give our kids a package that allows us to be competitive. There are very few teams, Florida State, Miami, Florida, that are recruiting year in and year out the potential pro first round draftees, that can line up in a basic 4 man rush zone coverage every snap, every now and then bring five. There are few millionaires, there’s a bunch of middle class, and a bunch of poors. And Clemson right now is in that upper-middle class, trying to get into that millionaire status, but it’s not going to happen overnight. So we have to be creative, I call it creative financing, and we are ahead of the times defensively.