11-30-2013, 09:27 PM
Can anyone justify Shaw allowing 35 seconds to run off the clock after the Hogan sack on 1st and 10 from th ND side of the field? I understand not using a timeout, but if the offense had moved just a bit faster, Stanford could have 3rd and 2 after the Gaffney run, with as much as 20 seconds left from the ND 35. That's plenty of time to get in FG range.
The way Stanford plays so many close games, it doesn't seem too wise to waste so much time at the end of a half near midfield.
The way Stanford plays so many close games, it doesn't seem too wise to waste so much time at the end of a half near midfield.