Memphis Game Thread

by **CA Mustang** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:02 pm

18-23 with 3 TDs for Willis

by **davidsmu94** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:03 pm

24 TD's on the year for Willis

by **Ponymon** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:03 pm

Glad Sanders made it into the endzone because if he doesn't it would have been al ong halftime for the Ponies!

by **mrydel** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:04 pm

Ponymon wrote:Glad Sanders made it into the endzone because if he doesn't it would have been al ong halftime for the Ponies!

They could have spiked it and kicked a field goal.

by **CA Mustang** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:04 pm

58 guys made the trip? What's CUSA's roster limit for road games?

by **davidsmu94** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:05 pm

Man I feel bad Phil couldn't turn it around here.. He'll land on his feet though

by **davidsmu94** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:06 pm

Wonder what Steve has to say today?

by **StallionsModelT** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:12 pm

He didn't really say anything of note. Brief recap.

1. Pleased with the level of interest in the job around the country.
2. Feels end of the regular season is an important time b/c coaching jobs are opening up around the nation.
3. Not going to rush the hire.

Same song different verse.

by **Ponymon** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:15 pm

mrydel wrote:
Ponymon wrote:Glad Sanders made it into the endzone because if he doesn't it would have been al ong halftime for the Ponies!

They could have spiked it and kicked a field goal.

The clock would have run out. The MEMPHIS timekeeper would have ensured that there was no time left on the clock even with the automatic stop of the clock on a first down. Swanny noted the timekeeper's lax performance earlier in the drive.

by **J.T.supporta** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:15 pm

Ponymon wrote:
mrydel wrote:
Ponymon wrote:Glad Sanders made it into the endzone because if he doesn't it would have been al ong halftime for the Ponies!

They could have spiked it and kicked a field goal.

The clock would have run out. The MEMPHIS timekeeper would have ensured that there was no time left on the clock even with the automatic stop of the clock on a first down. Swanny noted the timekeeper's lax performance earlier in the drive.

clock stops after first down...this aint the NFL...

7 seconds, then a spike...3 seconds to kick a FG...it doesnt matter tho, we got 7

by **FWMustang** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:17 pm

Memphis time keeper let 3 seconds run off on the kickoff after returner was tackled.

by **Ponymon** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:20 pm

J.T.supporta wrote:
Ponymon wrote:
mrydel wrote:
Ponymon wrote:Glad Sanders made it into the endzone because if he doesn't it would have been al ong halftime for the Ponies!

They could have spiked it and kicked a field goal.

The clock would have run out. The MEMPHIS timekeeper would have ensured that there was no time left on the clock even with the automatic stop of the clock on a first down. Swanny noted the timekeeper's lax performance earlier in the drive.

clock stops after first down...this aint the NFL...

7 seconds, then a spike...3 seconds to kick a FG...it doesnt matter tho, we got 7

Obviously JT, you are a product of DISD since you don't read very well. Why don't you re-read the paragraph and look at the newly bolded sections to help you out with my response!

by **mrydel** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:22 pm

They would have spiked it and kicked a field goal. Even the bad CUSA officials can see the big giant numbers on the clock after the play is over. If the clock operator had let it run the officials would have put time back on. If not, I guess we would have lost out on a bowl game.

by **J.T.supporta** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:23 pm

Ponymon wrote:
J.T.supporta wrote:
Ponymon wrote:
mrydel wrote:
Ponymon wrote:Glad Sanders made it into the endzone because if he doesn't it would have been al ong halftime for the Ponies!

They could have spiked it and kicked a field goal.

The clock would have run out. The MEMPHIS timekeeper would have ensured that there was no time left on the clock even with the automatic stop of the clock on a first down. Swanny noted the timekeeper's lax performance earlier in the drive.

clock stops after first down...this aint the NFL...

Obviously JT you are a product of DISD since you don't read very well. Why don't you re-read the paragraph and look at the newly bolded sections to help you out.

7 seconds, then a spike...3 seconds to kick a FG...IT DOESNT MATTER THO, WE GOT 7!!!

by **J.T.supporta** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:25 pm

Ponymon wrote:
J.T.supporta wrote:
Ponymon wrote:
mrydel wrote:
Ponymon wrote:Glad Sanders made it into the endzone because if he doesn't it would have been al ong halftime for the Ponies!

They could have spiked it and kicked a field goal.

The clock would have run out. The MEMPHIS timekeeper would have ensured that there was no time left on the clock even with the automatic stop of the clock on a first down. Swanny noted the timekeeper's lax performance earlier in the drive.

clock stops after first down...this aint the NFL...

7 seconds, then a spike...3 seconds to kick a FG...it doesnt matter tho, we got 7

Obviously JT, you are a product of DISD since you don't read very well. Why don't you re-read the paragraph and look at the newly bolded sections to help you out with my response!

Obviously you must have a dildo stuck so far up your [deleted] that its causing you to be [deleted] because its rammed into your brain too...

refs wouldnt be that dumb to let 7 seconds roll off...BUT IT DOESNT MATTER BECAUSE WE SCORED A TD!!!

ENOUGH of this foolishness mon

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