[Beeg_Dawg]

LOL - when I typed that point about creativity, I thought "I'll bet someone is going to point out the last play reverse as creative."  I don't classify that as creative in the sense of making the game entertaining or rolling the dice on a big play.  Pitt had no timeouts and I don't know what the exact time on the clock was, but two knees would have ended the game too, right?

No, I don't think so. There was something like 1:33 on the clock. Two or three knees wouldn't have done it.

Seriously, you weren't surprised by the end-around? I was shocked.

I was surprised.  I assumed some one other than Shaw called the play.  More like Shaw was digging in to his playbook looking for perfect play and Costello called his own play in the huddle.

[Beeg_Dawg]

LOL - when I typed that point about creativity, I thought "I'll bet someone is going to point out the last play reverse as creative."  I don't classify that as creative in the sense of making the game entertaining or rolling the dice on a big play.  Pitt had no timeouts and I don't know what the exact time on the clock was, but two knees would have ended the game too, right?

No, I don't think so. There was something like 1:33 on the clock. Two or three knees wouldn't have done it.

Seriously, you weren't surprised by the end-around? I was shocked.

I was surprised.  I assumed some one other than Shaw called the play.  More like Shaw was digging in to his playbook looking for perfect play and Costello called his own play in the huddle.