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Speaking of which, the last drive was terrific until the false start.  Burned clock.  Mixed it up with run and pass.  Were in position to essentially run clock out and score. Or come very close.

The creativity of hitting a receiver who was lying on his back was just magic. Only Shawvita could have drawn up a play like that.

It was a good call to put up a 6'5" receiver against a 5'10"ish DB, and the play probably should have drawn a PI flag (the DB had his back turned ccompletely to the ball).  But yes, luck was certainly involved too.

Now, that being said, on that drive, we threw on second and nine, second and six, second and ten (the throw to Humphry's), and second and eight.  The Shaw of old would have run on all those second downs in an attempt to "take the air out of the ball" and maximize time off the clock.

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Speaking of which, the last drive was terrific until the false start.  Burned clock.  Mixed it up with run and pass.  Were in position to essentially run clock out and score. Or come very close.

The creativity of hitting a receiver who was lying on his back was just magic. Only Shawvita could have drawn up a play like that.

It was a good call to put up a 6'5" receiver against a 5'10"ish DB, and the play probably should have drawn a PI flag (the DB had his back turned ccompletely to the ball).  But yes, luck was certainly involved too.

Now, that being said, on that drive, we threw on second and nine, second and six, second and ten (the throw to Humphry's), and second and eight.  The Shaw of old would have run on all those second downs in an attempt to "take the air out of the ball" and maximize time off the clock.

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