[Hank 91]

[quote author=scorecard link=topic=8636.msg71843#msg71843 date=1382280889]- Anybody see that limp wristed handshake that Mora gave to Shaw, followed by him running off the field?  It looked more like he was taking a baton in a relay than a handshake.  Apparently, in the post-game press conference, he said he was mad that we punched in the last touchdown per Lombardi's twitter.  What is it with these coaches these days crying in the post-game conference?  It almost (note: I said "almost") makes me respect Pete Carroll a little more, for at least taking the time to take the pacifier out of his mouth long enough to utter "What's your deal?"

To be fair, I was pretty surprised we did that as well. Not only because we could just kneel out the game at that point, but because we've had injury trouble this year and you just knew that UCLA would try to get their own garbage time score.

I guess Shaw figured it would be better to stick in the knife and twist, and also to instill that mentality in the players. We were definitely missing it last week so good for him, I guess.
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I think that's the key. The offensive line dominated the line of scrimmage, but had only one touchdown to show for it. I think it was a good idea to reward them and to reward Gaffney.

[Hank 91]

[quote author=scorecard link=topic=8636.msg71843#msg71843 date=1382280889]- Anybody see that limp wristed handshake that Mora gave to Shaw, followed by him running off the field?  It looked more like he was taking a baton in a relay than a handshake.  Apparently, in the post-game press conference, he said he was mad that we punched in the last touchdown per Lombardi's twitter.  What is it with these coaches these days crying in the post-game conference?  It almost (note: I said "almost") makes me respect Pete Carroll a little more, for at least taking the time to take the pacifier out of his mouth long enough to utter "What's your deal?"

To be fair, I was pretty surprised we did that as well. Not only because we could just kneel out the game at that point, but because we've had injury trouble this year and you just knew that UCLA would try to get their own garbage time score.

I guess Shaw figured it would be better to stick in the knife and twist, and also to instill that mentality in the players. We were definitely missing it last week so good for him, I guess.
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I think that's the key. The offensive line dominated the line of scrimmage, but had only one touchdown to show for it. I think it was a good idea to reward them and to reward Gaffney.