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GreenbeltPony wrote:Ford's red and blue seats look good on TV.

Ha...well played sir....well played.

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mrydel wrote:I cannot blame that on a coach.

Why not? Nobody was in position.

This. There was only one player there and he had a blocker out in front of him.

StallionsModelT wrote:In his defense I truly believe the 1989 death penalty defense is better than this one from a talent perspective.

There is no defense. Literally.

The problem is, it happens every time. The saying "fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me" is a truism. Well, we have a conference overrun with running QBs and you can't seem to figure it out. The players are bad, but you have to roll with what you have. I can see both sides of the coin, but I do think we have made plenty of bad calls to complement the horrible execution.

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Looked like a hold on that key block on QB rollout, FWIW

Deja vu.

I would have thought after last week they would have taken that play out of the playbook.

And again, Davis stares down one receiver the entire play and is then shocked when it is intercepted. He is not the solution.

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This program is such a ball buster. That roll out play goes for <15 yds against 95% of the teams in the country.

Mr. One Read and Done puts a nice ribbon on this one.

Agree that this program is a total gut punch. I'm honestly shocked that anyone goes to the games at this point.

Honestly, in 2 years, most of the team won't be playing, let alone starting.

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Just think about where Memphis and Temple were 3 years ago.

I'm so tired of losing.

Haha, even Mack Brown is trying to help HCCM recruit.

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Davis needs to learn when to throw it away. No need to keep it and risk getting injured in garbage time.