Literally could have taken a knee for every offensive play and won the game. I also don't understand the defensive strategy. I would have gone 3-3-5, put the LBs at the 1st down mark and had 5 DBs in a "no one behind you" zone. Let them have 5-8 yards per play. Instead they were playing straight up and giving up 20-30 yards per pass.Mond came in with 8:34 left in 3rd. Ran 36 plays the rest of the game, which shows you that they didn't use the clock to their advantage. Started plays on almost every snap with 10 seconds left in play clock. Run that down to 2 seconds and you take close to an additional 5 minutes off the clock. Second mistake was that of the 36 plays, 17 were passes. 14 of those were incomplete, stopping the clock.
No no reason that they should have lost the game. Simply managing the clock would have secured a win. UCLA would have just run out of time.
He gone.
Second mistake was that of the 36 plays, 17 were passes. 14 of those were incomplete, stopping the clock.
Didn't watch the game, and realize TAMU screwed themselves in a big way...but they got hosed on that last UCLA TD pass. WR was bobbling that ball when his foot was in-bounds. By the time he actually secured it, he was OB.
Should have been reviewed, and if reviewed, overturned.
https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...chdown-pass-vs-texas-a-m-actually-incomplete/
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