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My second-guessing of Shaw was based less on the clock management than the failure to throw on the preceding two drives, which (if successful) would've given Stanford a two-score cushion. Ah well.

I was thinking that in real time too. ND has speed on the edges, those stretch runs were dicey all night. But Hogan was completing passes at will. It's hard to argue too much given that we won, but man if we hadn't...

[stupac2]

My second-guessing of Shaw was based less on the clock management than the failure to throw on the preceding two drives, which (if successful) would've given Stanford a two-score cushion. Ah well.

I was thinking that in real time too. ND has speed on the edges, those stretch runs were dicey all night. But Hogan was completing passes at will. It's hard to argue too much given that we won, but man if we hadn't...