Teel's hand was sore the rest of the season after hitting Norfolk helmet.
GS has done a fair amount of odd things with TOs
He called a TO with a lead and seconds to go in first vs Louisville in 2007. Louisville ended up scoring and L'ville coach credited the TO as a difference maker
Google AI:
"In the November 29, 2007 game between Louisville and Rutgers, Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano called a timeout with 29 seconds left in the first half that famously backfired.
The Backstory
Rutgers held a commanding
28-10 lead late in the second quarter. After Louisville quarterback Brian Brohm was sacked by Rutgers defensive tackle Eric Foster for a 9-yard loss (bringing up a 2nd and 19 at the Louisville 37-yard line), Schiano stopped the clock by calling a
Rutgers timeout at the 0:29 mark. His goal was to force a quick stop, prevent Louisville from letting the clock run out, and get the ball back for his offense before halftime."
GS Often overthinking the TOs
Of course there was the Illinois mess when GS called TO before Illinois missed a 58 yarder in bad winds allowing another play for llinois win
COLUMN: Greg Schiano's lack of accountability after questionable timeout in loss to Illinois is concerning