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dabigv13 - 11-15-2014
Wow. Way to go Williamson. Maybe we should've let him rip it earlier.
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GoodGrief - 11-15-2014
you can do it jordanson!
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TrumpCard - 11-15-2014
Now you have to wonder what would have happened if jw got the chance to kick in regulation.
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fullmetal - 11-15-2014
I would have kicked in regulation.
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GoodGrief - 11-15-2014
sometime around the last 1-2 games, williamson looked like he was back to his old form. i have a lot of confidence in williamson from now on.Â
now let's stop utah
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Trevmiesterj - 11-15-2014
So depressing...
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fullmetal - 11-15-2014
Wide open flanker slant. No one in the zip code covering that receiver.
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dabigv13 - 11-15-2014
Man that was just terrible. What happened to Carter?
The evidence continues to pile up, Shaw needs to do something about this offense.
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martyup - 11-15-2014
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Tycho124 - 11-15-2014
(11-15-2014, 07:15 PM)dabigv link Wrote:Man that was just terrible. What happened to Carter?
The evidence continues to pile up, Shaw needs to do something about this offense.
Absolutely agree.Â
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OutsiderFan - 11-15-2014
Love how Shaw punted from 35 in regulation, when he could have put his team in position to win with a FG, and played for OT, only to see his kicker make one from the same distance in OT, and lose the game anyway.
Try playing to win, and not to lose, and you might win.
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SeattleTree - 11-15-2014
Good thing Shaw knows Williamson can't make a FG from 50+. That punt with a couple minutes left was inexcusable.
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fullmetal - 11-15-2014
Mind games with your kicker are never a good thing. Stanford has a points problem because David Shaw would rather punt than score FGs.Â
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PrinceLightfoot - 11-15-2014
So with a bye week to prepare, our offensive brain trust managed to script a fantastic opening drive and include McCaffrey in more plays. Maybe we need three weeks to figure out how to score in one other quarter...
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fullmetal - 11-15-2014
(11-15-2014, 07:15 PM)dabigv link Wrote:Man that was just terrible. What happened to Carter?
The evidence continues to pile up, Shaw needs to do something about this offense.
It looked like Carter wanted to defend a corner fade, but with so much open space between the inside receiver (split end?) and the outside receiver (flanker), the wide open slant (inside leverage) was an elementary playcall. Carter should have gotten inside leverage forced Wilson to attempt the backshoulder corner fade (a much more difficult throw than the inside slant).
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JeffInCorvallis - 11-15-2014
Hard to fault the defense after ANOTHER stellar defensive effort and extremely anemic, unimaginative offensive game. BUT...how does our defense play so incredibly well for all of regulation and then blow coverages in overtime? Same thing happened on the 4th and 11 play against N.D.
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OutsiderFan - 11-15-2014
(11-15-2014, 07:30 PM)JeffInCorvallis link Wrote:Hard to fault the defense after ANOTHER stellar defensive effort and extremely anemic, unimaginative offensive game. BUT...how does our defense play so incredibly well for all of regulation and then blow coverages in overtime? Same thing happened on the 4th and 11 play against N.D.
Because the team takes on the personality of its head coach? I like Shaw, but he simply needs to be more aggressive in crunch situations. Punting, not going for it on 4th down, 3-man rushes on the biggest defensive plays. It all adds up.
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yvonne - 11-15-2014
Have fun next week, Outsiderfan. I hope you enjoyed the ride.
Re: Utah game thread - Cardinal96 - 11-15-2014
Yeah, I can't point the finger at anyone on the defense. They gave up 7 points in regulation. If we can't win with that kind of performance, that is solely on our offense. It is amazing how far we have fallen on offense.
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fullmetal - 11-16-2014
Yeah. We held Utah to their lowest regulation scoring output to date this season (prev 16 pts vs. ASU). You hold a team to 7 pts in any given CFB game, and you will probably win the game...unless you have an offense that can't score more than 7 pts.
Moral of the story is that points matter. Bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. Sometimes 3 pts is better than 30 yds of field position.