[81alum]

Shaw had nothing at the post game presser. 
Humiliated. 
https://youtu.be/Tj-8KRc-ZJE

Ironically the podium is empty for the first 6 minutes of the video, which seems appropriate.  If I were Shaw I probably wouldn't want to come out to say anything.

Some interesting tidbits:

On one hand, he apologized for being "too aggressive" on those goal line calls.  (That's not the issue, coach! The issue is that those were pretty terrible play calls.)

OTOH he put it on himself for putting the team in a position to succeed, and for them not being able to convert.  (Seems like he's going out of his way not to throw the players under the bus.)

McGill took ownership for losing leverage on the big pass to #80.

McKee said they need to "practice angry."

If you watched carefully, Tanner said that he called the QB sneak.  It was part of a package, and Tanner said the clock was running down and there was pressure to get a play off.  Shaw is responsible overall, but that was not a Shaw call per se.

[81alum]

Shaw had nothing at the post game presser. 
Humiliated. 
https://youtu.be/Tj-8KRc-ZJE

Ironically the podium is empty for the first 6 minutes of the video, which seems appropriate.  If I were Shaw I probably wouldn't want to come out to say anything.

Some interesting tidbits:

On one hand, he apologized for being "too aggressive" on those goal line calls.  (That's not the issue, coach! The issue is that those were pretty terrible play calls.)

OTOH he put it on himself for putting the team in a position to succeed, and for them not being able to convert.  (Seems like he's going out of his way not to throw the players under the bus.)

McGill took ownership for losing leverage on the big pass to #80.

McKee said they need to "practice angry."

If you watched carefully, Tanner said that he called the QB sneak.  It was part of a package, and Tanner said the clock was running down and there was pressure to get a play off.  Shaw is responsible overall, but that was not a Shaw call per se.