WVU has 4th and inches at midfield with a chance to seal the game and Neal Brown punts. Now it's a tie game. Just go with the math.
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WVU has 4th and inches at midfield with a chance to seal the game and Neal Brown punts. Now it's a tie game. Just go with the math.
lol- U should be on the headset with me on a Friday night. Once we get to the 40 yard line- I'm always in discussion. "Why the **** are we punting here????"
Terrible call by WV
that's b/c you have common sense and and an IQ above 50. Especially these high schools where you are lucky to NET 30 yards on a punt. It's going to cost WVU the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
I agree 100%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
And why does Franklin stick with clifford?
Edit is nice. Hahaaha
Why tf is Purdue throwing the ball, lol?
No idea, but they opened the doorQuote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
Wow, lol. And now Penn has 2 timeouts instead of zero and a much shorter clock.
Well pump the brakes. Purdue coach does NOT go conservative. ....and much time for a Plain St offense.
Plenty of time left for penn st to blow itQuote:
Originally Posted by Maroonthirteen
"Make it four boilermakers..."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1Gi...nnel=JimCarrey
Purdue's coach is the worst at clock management I've ever saw
Atrocious clock management by Purdue
Joey porter is a good corner
Hey...but lets continually throw his way, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Ole Danny boy says hi 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Dan was not that bad honestly. Of course I'm comparing him to Les Miles here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowbell
I think analytics is creeping into football but I'm not sure that they have completely embraced it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
Mullen wasn't good, but he wasn't that badQuote:
Originally Posted by Cowbell
They want to keep their jobs. I think at this point people are becoming knowledgeable enough that going against the odds like that is no longer the "safe" play as far as perception. But people aren't knowledgeable enough yet where doing something against the odds like that really hurts you the way it should.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
Still amazing to me that coaches didn't figure out on their own that moving the ball from their 40 to the opponents 25 isn't a big of enough gain to give up on keeping possession.
Defenses have also caught on to the hard counts and putting people in motion but, you're really not going for it. Haven't seen anyone's D jump offside in this situation in quite some time.
My first thought was you got to go for that.
It's not like their defense was really stopping Pitt.
When they didn't go for it I knew they'd lose.
Ed Ogeron went for it in that situation in the Egg Bowl and it was the final straw that cost him his job at OM.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
I thought it was smart for him to do at the time even though it did not work out for OM. Also, I was very pleased with the outcome.
He was in his own territory when he made that call. That's a little different. Odds are a punt could be downed inside the 20 in that situation depending on the punter and other factors.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1bigdawg
If he'd gone for it with the lead and failed, everyone would bitch that "with the lead you punt, pin them deep". You absolutely know I'm right. Speaking of pu$$ies... try some Vagasil next time you watch a game.
I think you're talking a 4 yd difference. Not gonna matter with a good punter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Yes, exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1bigdawg
Hold my grass, and watch this...Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
https://youtu.be/MEgQMU4kC-4