First I've heard classic, on Bo Bounds this morning

[horshack.sixpack]

Ole Miss fan, in broken redneck, seemed genuinely down and incredulous that Dan played Dak when he said that he wouldn't play him. From a game plan perspective, I'm not sure that preparing for Williams looks a lot different than preparing for Dak. Of course we didn't have any advanced warning that RK would be a running back wearing the same number as another player. No fair! If people could only hear themselves...

 

[The Peeper]

That would be caller "Chuck" I don't know if that misfit really believes Mullen would start a true freshman and play him for more than 3 Quarters of the game before putting Dak in if Dak was healthy all week. If Mullen had started him, I would say I smell fish but as it happened I smell a bad case of Chucks diaper being full of shat and a rash to go with it.

 

[dawgatUSM]

this is the winning argument. Mullens job was on the line and if he was really just playing games then I highly doubt Dak would ride the pine for over 3 quarters of football.

 

[Philly Dawg]

Dan said after the game that Dak had been cleared, but still wasn't completely comfortable playing, but said during the game that he felt he could play. I really think that if he felt comfortable doing it, Dan would have started Dak.

I certainly wouldn't put it past Mullen to play mind games regarding who starts before a game; he's done it before. I just don't think that is what happened in this game.

 

[121Josey]

This brings out a point that some have made all year. If Dan could run a 2-QB system, he could have kept Dak fresh at the end of games, plus not let the defenses adjust to Dak's game.

 

[Maroon90]

Can you imagine if the shoe was on the other foot re: "integrity?" Freeze at post-game press conference: "Bo Wallace was cleared to play before kickoff and felt he could play and he sure could have helped us in the 4th quarter when we were trailing by 3, but I remembered that I told y'all on Monday that he could not go this week, so I kept him on the sideline to preserve my integrity."