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RE: ASU Game Thread - stupac2 - 10-18-2018

Can't believe we didn't try to throw once on 1st and goal from the 10...

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RE: ASU Game Thread - chrisk - 10-18-2018

(10-18-2018, 07:03 PM)French Rage Wrote:  Good to see the refs noticing them getting a bit rough on our receivers.

And on the last one he grabbed the facemask.

It would be great if we could get these refs next week.

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RE: ASU Game Thread - martyup - 10-18-2018

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RE: ASU Game Thread - d4cohn - 10-18-2018

I will take the 3 (and a tied game), but between the Costello underthrow to OSB and running down the playclock on third down leading to rushed draw (instead fade route to JJAW, or crosser to TE), we left points off the board. Plain and simple.

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RE: ASU Game Thread - BostonCard - 10-18-2018

(10-18-2018, 07:06 PM)d4cohn Wrote:  Costello and Shaw need to call TO, over rushing a play with the clock running down. Terrible 3rd down playcall.

Yeah, I mean predictable is not that much of a concern if you can predictably get touchdowns.  On the other hand, when you have an offensive line that can't block worth a damn, and your star running back is out with a bad ankle... sometimes running surprise plays just for the sake of doing something unexpected is stupid.

BC

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RE: ASU Game Thread - needle - 10-18-2018

Stanford's offense has to be pass-first to succeed. Three straight runs inside the ten was pretty much never going to work.

Credit to the defense so far.

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RE: ASU Game Thread - BostonCard - 10-18-2018

The good news "we will try an 'abbreviated' halftime".

BC

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RE: ASU Game Thread - Phogge - 10-18-2018

Herbert has the ability to throw before the break consistently. Costello does not. I think he would be better with quick tempo.

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RE: ASU Game Thread - French Rage - 10-18-2018

(10-18-2018, 07:10 PM)needle Wrote:  Stanford's offense has to be pass-first to succeed. Three straight runs inside the ten was pretty much never going to work.

Credit to the defense so far.

Yeah.  Pass a little to get the defense away from the box.  Then there's more room there.

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RE: ASU Game Thread - needle - 10-18-2018

Interesting time out by Stanford on third-and-medium for AZ State.

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RE: ASU Game Thread - d4cohn - 10-18-2018

(10-18-2018, 07:14 PM)needle Wrote:  Interesting time out by Stanford on third-and-medium for AZ State.

And it backfires. Don't know who was responsible for the back.

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RE: ASU Game Thread - BostonCard - 10-18-2018

The time out was a mistake in retrospect.

BC

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RE: ASU Game Thread - French Rage - 10-18-2018

Barton!!

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RE: ASU Game Thread - d4cohn - 10-18-2018

What a fantastic play by Barton!!! That is awesome!

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RE: ASU Game Thread - stupac2 - 10-18-2018

(10-18-2018, 07:15 PM)BostonCard Wrote:  The time out was a mistake in retrospect.

BC

Was it? 2 minutes is an eternity in cfb.

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RE: ASU Game Thread - BostonCard - 10-18-2018

ASU got too cute there.  Great play by Barton to stay in coverage.

BC

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RE: ASU Game Thread - martyup - 10-18-2018

(10-18-2018, 07:16 PM)French Rage Wrote:  Barton!!

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RE: ASU Game Thread - French Rage - 10-18-2018

Cmon Shaw, do something here.

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RE: ASU Game Thread - BostonCard - 10-18-2018

(10-18-2018, 07:16 PM)stupac2 Wrote:  

(10-18-2018, 07:15 PM)BostonCard Wrote:  The time out was a mistake in retrospect.

BC

Was it? 2 minutes is an eternity in cfb.

Well, under further review, it was not a mistake.  Of course, we are starting on our own 11.

BC

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RE: ASU Game Thread - needle - 10-18-2018

Game won or lost on this Stanford drive?

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