(09-23-2018 05:35 AM)_C2_ Wrote:  

(09-22-2018 02:27 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  NAVY 30
SMU 31 F OT
SMU's 1st win over Navy since 1990.

How many times have they played? I know it's technically a trophy game but how often have they played?

Somebody listed it out earlier in the thread

(09-22-2018 07:22 PM)Big Frog II Wrote:  

(09-22-2018 07:00 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  Texas defeats TCU 31-16

Looks like Herman is figuring things out.

Giving up 7 turnovers to 0 the last two games will kill you.

They were basically even with Ohio St. and Texas without defensive and special teams TDs.

(09-22-2018 10:25 PM)SUisBigEast4ever Wrote:  Wow what a fail by Oregon.

Oregon was up 31-28 with 57 seconds left.

They had 2nd down and Stanford only had one timeout left. So just kneel once and you make them use their last timeout. Then kneel again and there's under 10 seconds left when you punt. Instead they ran the ball and fumbled.

Stanford then went down and hit a field goal to send it to OT.

Why so many coaches and players are so bad with clock management is beyond me.

Edit: And now Oregon loses in OT

He fumbled on 2nd down at 51 seconds. Just "hide" a few seconds on 1st, 2nd and 3rd down before kneeling and you've got 7 seconds left on 4th down (first couple plays took 4 or 5 seconds, 51-4-40=7), maybe more depending on how quick they start the 40 second clock (I've seen it take 4 or 5 seconds at times).

On 4th down you run a pass play and heave it out of the end zone and possibly eat up the rest of the clock.

I hope the coach takes responsibility for costing them the game.

Navy was heavily favored to beat SMU.

(09-23-2018 09:18 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  Navy was heavily favored to beat SMU.

6.5 is heavily favored I guess

(09-23-2018 09:15 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(09-22-2018 10:25 PM)SUisBigEast4ever Wrote:  Wow what a fail by Oregon.

Oregon was up 31-28 with 57 seconds left.

They had 2nd down and Stanford only had one timeout left. So just kneel once and you make them use their last timeout. Then kneel again and there's under 10 seconds left when you punt. Instead they ran the ball and fumbled.

Stanford then went down and hit a field goal to send it to OT.

Why so many coaches and players are so bad with clock management is beyond me.

Edit: And now Oregon loses in OT

He fumbled on 2nd down at 51 seconds. Just "hide" a few seconds on 1st, 2nd and 3rd down before kneeling and you've got 7 seconds left on 4th down (first couple plays took 4 or 5 seconds, 51-4-40=7), maybe more depending on how quick they start the 40 second clock (I've seen it take 4 or 5 seconds at times).

On 4th down you run a pass play and heave it out of the end zone and possibly eat up the rest of the clock.

I hope the coach takes responsibility for costing them the game.

He didn't. He threw his running back under the bus.

Quote:Cristobal said he didn’t regret his decision to hand the ball off to his running back.

“We felt good about getting downhill with a run,” Cristobal said. “We need to keep working on protecting the ball. Are there other ways to look at it? Yeah, there are some other ways. You’re either going to have to punt or get a first down and we went with the first down.”

http://mailtribune.com/sports/college/or...ves-costly

(09-23-2018 09:15 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(09-22-2018 10:25 PM)SUisBigEast4ever Wrote:  Wow what a fail by Oregon.

Oregon was up 31-28 with 57 seconds left.

They had 2nd down and Stanford only had one timeout left. So just kneel once and you make them use their last timeout. Then kneel again and there's under 10 seconds left when you punt. Instead they ran the ball and fumbled.

Stanford then went down and hit a field goal to send it to OT.

Why so many coaches and players are so bad with clock management is beyond me.

Edit: And now Oregon loses in OT

He fumbled on 2nd down at 51 seconds. Just "hide" a few seconds on 1st, 2nd and 3rd down before kneeling and you've got 7 seconds left on 4th down (first couple plays took 4 or 5 seconds, 51-4-40=7), maybe more depending on how quick they start the 40 second clock (I've seen it take 4 or 5 seconds at times).

On 4th down you run a pass play and heave it out of the end zone and possibly eat up the rest of the clock.

I hope the coach takes responsibility for costing them the game.

Sometimes good decisions have bad outcomes and sometimes bad decisions have good outcomes. It's ironic that on the same day the Oregon coach made a decision that had a terrible outcome the Old Dominion coach made the exact same decision and it had an outcome fans are calling the best thing that has ever happened to Old Dominion.

(09-23-2018 01:17 AM)P5PACSEC Wrote:  

(09-22-2018 07:12 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  Texas Tech 14
#15 Oklahoma State 10
Early 2nd

Good win for Texas Tech on the road in a place we haven't won since 2001. Nice to get that 9 game losing streak vs the pokes off our backs.

Congratulations, very nice win!

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Not sure anybody posted this one.
#14 Mississippi state 7
Kentucky 28

Charlotte 31
UMass. 49 Posted this since Charlotte beat ODU last week.

Coastal Carolina beat La.-Lafayette.

Eastern Washington 70
Cal. Poly 17 That is what you call blowing out the spread.

Morgan State 16
N. C. A&T 13 Will, the winning streak is over for NC A&T.

Azusa Pacific 35
North Alabama 37

UC-Davis 44
Idaho 21
Idaho would still have FBS type players on the team.

Laughable-Coaches poll

Just a few points-Wisconsin jumps 4 spots to 13 while BYU remains unranked.
Michigan St. jumps up 5 spots to 18 while continuing to be unimpressive against weak foes and having a lost to unranked Arizona St.
Mississippi St. loses by 21 to Kentucky (who at least is ranked ahead of them), hasn't beat anyone of substance and only falls a few slots behind UK at 19.
Oklahoma St. loses by 24 to an unranked team and only falls to #21.
Virginia Tech remains ranked despite being whipped by ODU. Their wins are over William and Mary and a now clearly struggling FSU team.

(09-23-2018 12:49 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Charlotte 31
UMass. 49 Posted this since Charlotte beat ODU last week.

Old Dominion was 0-3 until they beat Va Tech.