I'm screaming at Dan before halftime to kick the fracking' field goal. With Relf at QB and only 6 seconds left I am wondering why the heck we are taking so long to send out the kicker. Then...fracking int into triple coverage on our smurf receiver. I guess Dan just doesnt give a darn about this exhibition game. Just damn!
I hate incompetence!
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If you are going to call a timeout and then go for it, at least throw it to a big reciever on a fade or throw it away. Poor decision and Dan ought to know better. Hopefullywe can stop them right away in the 2nd half and then score again. Otherwise, we have left them in the game and Wake won't quit.
I was hopeful it would work though. As far as the decision... I have no issue with it, just not the right route.
Had it been Stansbury, you would have had a 3 page diatribe. You are one sick piece of ****. Hopefully we now can answer and score but if we lose, you'll see how stupid it was.Coach34 said:
I am still fuming. I cannot imagine how pissed I'm gonna be if State loses the game by 3 points or less. Some folks paid for airline tickets and expensive hotel rooms. They took the game seriously. Why the heck didn't Dan? Has he already agreed to take a job somewhere else? That question may seem to be over the top, and I am not totally serious, but damn, just damn. Mullen made Rick Stansbury look like a genius with that bonehead decision.
Dan has moved on to recruiting season and has totally forgotten that there was one game left and that Ralph is not a pocket passer.
Oh, and Wilson deserves a raise. And fire most of the offensive staff.
Oh, and Wilson deserves a raise. And fire most of the offensive staff.
It was not a bad decision. Just not the best route to go to. You'll always see plays that coaches make that may be the deciding factor of the game. 4 turnovers may decide this game before that decision does. Give me a break..
doing the smart (cautious) thing in big situations. They both want to pull of the occasional miraculous moment, rather than the steady smart call. However, Phil did not win majors until he could back off in some of those situations.