[needle]

If you're really, really bored/obsessed, check out Clawson's presser. He spends the first three minutes bemoaning a close win. 

He's able to articulate a standard for his team in a way that I don't think I've heard from Taylor.

Clawson on the 23-20 win over UConn (which has a respectable record of 4-3):

 But in my mind, that game never should have come down to a three point game in the fourth quarter. I mean, that's a game that we should have won by 17 or 21 points. Our lack of production in the red zone. We had the ball in the red zone six times and only had two touchdowns. We missed a field goal, we threw a pick before the half. We just left so many points on the board. And when outgain a team by close to a hundred yards, you have the ball 10 more minutes in them. You run 11 more plays, you make six more first downs. It should not be a three point game, it should be a 17 point game. And so on Monday, again, we always congratulate our players and we're going to enjoy wins. But that thing almost became not a win because of things that we didn't do to close out the game.

https://247sports.com/college/wake-fores...238476047/

A coach's presser means next to nothing. But the contrast in tone here does not exactly boost my confidence that Stanford will pull off the upset.

[needle]

If you're really, really bored/obsessed, check out Clawson's presser. He spends the first three minutes bemoaning a close win. 

He's able to articulate a standard for his team in a way that I don't think I've heard from Taylor.

Clawson on the 23-20 win over UConn (which has a respectable record of 4-3):

 But in my mind, that game never should have come down to a three point game in the fourth quarter. I mean, that's a game that we should have won by 17 or 21 points. Our lack of production in the red zone. We had the ball in the red zone six times and only had two touchdowns. We missed a field goal, we threw a pick before the half. We just left so many points on the board. And when outgain a team by close to a hundred yards, you have the ball 10 more minutes in them. You run 11 more plays, you make six more first downs. It should not be a three point game, it should be a 17 point game. And so on Monday, again, we always congratulate our players and we're going to enjoy wins. But that thing almost became not a win because of things that we didn't do to close out the game.

https://247sports.com/college/wake-fores...238476047/

A coach's presser means next to nothing. But the contrast in tone here does not exactly boost my confidence that Stanford will pull off the upset.