Codutti Film Study - 2OT Play by Play

PSU Soupy 615

Freshman
Aug 3, 2008
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Good video......things that I pulled from the video.......

PSU one play away from winning so many times. In OT Moore fumbles the ball we almost recover, if we recover, game over. They have 4th and 1 and run up the middle they get a good run of about 3 yards.....iwe stone them on that play, game over. We score a TD first, need to stop Oregon from scoring a TD......but do not.

Not to mention the "fumble" that was called back, the interception that gets tipped in the air and Oregon catches the ball. If we would have made one of those plays, the analysis about the offense being subpar goes away and we celebrate the big victory.


I was despondent after the game........ especially with the offense but the 4th quarter and even first OT give me some hope that we are close.
Players that impressed: Kaytron, Amare, Xavier, the whole DB Core, Ross, Pena, Rojas. Need more from Durant, Allar, TEs, Singleton, OL........ Dawkins seemed to struggle as did RG, also need more from the coaches to give the offense some easier plays with a chance to be successful.


One of the things that I have read from a number of posters, writers is that PSU does not look like they are having fun, did the pressure to win the National Championship talk weigh down the team? Looking for some leadership that gets the team up and having them pour a whopping on UCLA and NW to get ready for the 1-2 punch of tOSU and Indiana.
 

rudedude

Heisman
Sep 28, 2002
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Our DL is undersized compared to Oregon’s OL. That plus blatant holding never flagged allowed Oregon to continue to do it all game long because they knew it wouldn’t get called. Offensively it was befuddling on the approach. Move on to UCLA. In this day and age of college football, you have to treat it like the NFL. One loss is just a loss. Just don’t pile them up.
 

MacNit

All-Conference
Oct 12, 2021
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Our DL is undersized compared to Oregon’s OL. That plus blatant holding never flagged allowed Oregon to continue to do it all game long because they knew it wouldn’t get called. Offensively it was befuddling on the approach. Move on to UCLA. In this day and age of college football, you have to treat it like the NFL. One loss is just a loss. Just don’t pile them up.
To make playoffs, need to win one of two against O$U and Indiana. And no slip ups. Possible. But likely? What does everyone think? What does history under Franklin tell us? Seems that the dam (Allar, Franklin, Singleton) is ready to crack.
 

PSU Soupy 615

Freshman
Aug 3, 2008
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Our DL is undersized compared to Oregon’s OL. That plus blatant holding never flagged allowed Oregon to continue to do it all game long because they knew it wouldn’t get called. Offensively it was befuddling on the approach. Move on to UCLA. In this day and age of college football, you have to treat it like the NFL. One loss is just a loss. Just don’t pile them up.
A 330 lb thumper in the middle is something that we have needed for 15 years......... especially if holding is not called. Oregon OL maybe the best we will play this year....... certainly one of the bigger OLs.

Was concerned about LB play but thought that Rojas and Amare played really well. The lack of a 10 yard holding call, the fact that some of the holding kept sacks from happening really hurt this defense. This defense is built to get you in troubling situations and then send multiple blitzers......Oregon consistently getting 5 yars on first down and not getting 2nd and 14s is what caused issues. Even with those issues, defense held a great offense to 17 points, who was about 80% on 4th down.....no turnovers other than the over turned TO, no damage and the 2 point conversion... which would have been enormous had we scored a TD with a chance to win........ NFL mindset is the correct thought here win out against all other opponents, beat either Indiana or tOSU on the road go to playoff as a 10 seed.
 
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OL holding in big BIG10 games is not going to be called. It sucks, because our Edge/Pass Rushers tend to be elite, but it's something we're going to have to get used to.

It must have come down from the commissioner over the past 5-10 years - watch any BIG10 game that has implications, they are not going to call holding.
 

LMTLION

Senior
Mar 20, 2008
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Good video......things that I pulled from the video.......

PSU one play away from winning so many times. In OT Moore fumbles the ball we almost recover, if we recover, game over. They have 4th and 1 and run up the middle they get a good run of about 3 yards.....iwe stone them on that play, game over. We score a TD first, need to stop Oregon from scoring a TD......but do not.

Not to mention the "fumble" that was called back, the interception that gets tipped in the air and Oregon catches the ball. If we would have made one of those plays, the analysis about the offense being subpar goes away and we celebrate the big victory.


I was despondent after the game........ especially with the offense but the 4th quarter and even first OT give me some hope that we are close.
Players that impressed: Kaytron, Amare, Xavier, the whole DB Core, Ross, Pena, Rojas. Need more from Durant, Allar, TEs, Singleton, OL........ Dawkins seemed to struggle as did RG, also need more from the coaches to give the offense some easier plays with a chance to be successful.


One of the things that I have read from a number of posters, writers is that PSU does not look like they are having fun, did the pressure to win the National Championship talk weigh down the team? Looking for some leadership that gets the team up and having them pour a whopping on UCLA and NW to get ready for the 1-2 punch of tOSU and Indiana.
The “fun” factor is real in my opinion. We had a bit if fun with Tyler Warren last season, but overall the offense was stuffy in 2024. There were moments of fun with Singleton in his freshman year, Jahan Dotson and Hamler in recent years , but the overall offense has not been fun since Barkley and McSorely era for both the players and fans. The only time they look like they have fun in 2025 is with Kaytron running the ball over, through, and around defenders. Our qb plays scared, so most of the offense plays scared as well. We definitely have a more upbeat “fun” approach on defense where the players legitimately look like they enjoy playing the game of football.