[washingtonismoney]

Interestingly, we actually converted a higher percentage of third downs (6/12) than U$C (6/13). Of course, one of those non-conversions was Perez' unsportsmanlike that resulted in a first down.  And also, U$C was 2/2 on fourth down, we were 0/1, and it was a very costly one.

Well, let's not forget Murphy's hold on .. what was it, 3rd and 6? Anyway SC was better on the high-leverage downs. Stanford's defense surrendered:

A 48 yard pass
A 10-yard hold
A 15-yard penalty
A 40-yard pass
A 54-yard pass

On third down. So not only did Stanford play poorly on third and fourth-down defensively, but it surrendered some gigantic plays on the money downs.

[washingtonismoney]

Interestingly, we actually converted a higher percentage of third downs (6/12) than U$C (6/13). Of course, one of those non-conversions was Perez' unsportsmanlike that resulted in a first down.  And also, U$C was 2/2 on fourth down, we were 0/1, and it was a very costly one.

Well, let's not forget Murphy's hold on .. what was it, 3rd and 6? Anyway SC was better on the high-leverage downs. Stanford's defense surrendered:

A 48 yard pass
A 10-yard hold
A 15-yard penalty
A 40-yard pass
A 54-yard pass

On third down. So not only did Stanford play poorly on third and fourth-down defensively, but it surrendered some gigantic plays on the money downs.