Defense flat, offense doesn’t have the firepower to make up for it.
Get your **** together, fellas.
Get your **** together, fellas.
And only down by 11, thank goodness. Sharpen things up in the second half, guys.Defense flat, offense doesn’t have the firepower to make up for it.
Get your **** together, fellas.
This game is over. Offense is completely dead.
When BigUNLFan51 declares the game over, one can rest assured it is not. I suddenly feel optimistic!This game is over. Offense is completely dead.
And only down by 11, thank goodness. Sharpen things up in the second half, guys.
So he is one of the few people I have ever put on ignore so I'd rather you didn't mention him.When BigUNLFan51 declares the game over, one can rest assured it is not. I suddenly feel optimistic!
Were you always like this? I guess I never really paid attention, but I might have to put you in a bin with BigNUFan51.Unfortunately this is kind of how our team is built, with razor thin margin for error. It is I think necessary because we don’t have the depth of talent, it’s just true. We win close games with excellent coaching, preparation, discipline and execution. If multiple phases are off, we can’t just outmuscle inferior teams with individual athletic efforts which is what you get with OSU and other teams that have 4* guys at every single position. Instead we get blown out by an otherwise terrible looking team who got beat up by Rutgers and shut out by Indiana.
I got the feeling it was Fitz & co as much as anyone, feeling their oats. Insistence on the run, convinced we’d convert 4th downs (or not have to pay a price if we didn’t).Too much reliance on the run, sort of on principal I think.
I call it like I see it...
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