I didn't feel that in this game. The difference was, in this game, we all knew Keenum was going to get his 350-400 yards, we just had to score. When we didn't come out and put up a score to go up by 10 or 14 in those first 2 possessions of the 2nd half, you just knew that we blew a golden opportunity. It' just sickening to know now that if Mullen had been given ANYTHING to work with at the QB position this year, we could probably have pulled off 6 or 7 wins. Oh well, it wouldn't be MSU football without the woulda, coulda, shouldas!!