CFN ANALYSIS

[ALEX LIFESON]

http://smu.scout.com/2/1035291.html

[RumFirePony]

Good analysis. Army is maybe the worst team we have played in the last two years. However, if you can't catch, can't throw, can't kick, and can't coach, then you lose. I'm still in shock that we let that happen in Dallas.

[Arkpony]

An accurate analysis. A terrible game from our coach and offense! Kudos to the defense. They deserved better.

[BeatNavy]

Good analysis. Army is maybe the worst team we have played in the last two years.

Tulane and Rice say hello.

[ponyte]

One area of maturity one hopes to see improve next year is playing up to our abilities, not down to our opponent's abilities.

Every team we should beat, we find a way to play down to their level. This needs to change.

Next, turnovers are killer in any game and we had plenty this year. WE need to do better with ball security and get more turnovers.

Two post season games isn't a bad year. I wish we had won more but this team, on several occasions was overmatched and still found a way to play well. Now we just need to win games were we overmatch our opponent.

[PK]

Good analysis. Army is maybe the worst team we have played in the last two years.

Tulane and Rice say hello.

Tulane for sure. Rice has had it's moments. Army has made great improvements and earned their berth in a bowl game. They were very disciplined as one would expect from a military academy and they were hungry and played hard. At the end of the day they had the most points and that is called a win. Congrats.

[PerunaPunch]

I don't usually give CFN much cred when it comes to the Mustangs because it's obvious (in the past) they base their analysis entirely upon stats (probably because we're rarely on national TV).

Good job here despite the fact that it was painful to read.

I chalk this loss up to distrations (both players and coaches), immaturity (specifically in not realizing that this game was huge, even if it wasn't played in Memphis or Honolulu), and Army wanting it more.

[well travelled pony]

I don't usually give CFN much cred when it comes to the Mustangs because it's obvious (in the past) they base their analysis entirely upon stats (probably because we're rarely on national TV).

Good job here despite the fact that it was painful to read.

I chalk this loss up to distrations (both players and coaches), immaturity (specifically in not realizing that this game was huge, even if it wasn't played in Memphis or Honolulu), and Army wanting it more.

Yep. Sums it up pretty well. You don't lose a bowl game at your home field.