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Disappointing to not be able to get this one, especially after we were able to fight back after the first time it looked like they were going to pull away.

Yeah, we played a good game, but needed to stop him. Problem is that then he may have simply gotten assists instead of scores.

Falslev misses that 3 and then we can't take advantage on the O end

They missed a big over the back rebound a few minutes ago that was big, right as we had gotten back into it.

He's saying they aren't letting us play our D w/o getting foul calls.

We've gotta' get knocked to the ground to get a foul call

Wow, thought this was about to slip away, especially with the two mistakes on the Sissoko rebounds but hanging tough!

The long snapper had an injury a couple of games ago. I don't think it was serious, but it may have some effect on the recent FG issues.

What's worse is that your first two points happened NUMEROUS times this year. And for short distances, why not put in a couple of 300 pounders in the backfield to push? Maybe put Roderick Brown in the backfield and either give it to him or use him as a decoy and let him push the pile forward.

That's Wright, that's Wright, we bad!

I guess th only question is whether it will be more or less than 77?

To your point, even if you are intend to run a hurry-up offense, there are times when it makes sense to SLOW TF DOWN. Too many times our D would finally get off the field, either by a punt or score, then the offense would start at the 22 and run 3 plays that took only 0:50 seconds off the clock. This might consist of a caught pass and a running play, after which we would snap the ball with 20+ seconds on the play clock. Add in one incomplete pass and your 3-and-out not only rested the D for less than 5 minutes (3 minute commercial and 2 minutes of execution), but it took less than a minute off the clock, lengthening the game. This happened numerous times. An air-raid offense should only have the rare 3-and-out from their own 20. We usually had at least 2 per game. Often on the opening drive.

This also roughly coincides with the explosion of the popularity of 7on7 football. BTW, here's an interesting article on it with a lot of local ties: https://www.texasstandard.org/stories/how-seven-on-seven-turned-texas-into-a-quarterback-factory/

You could certainly hear them on the broadcast.

Coming out of a T/O, your players DON"T know the down/dist situation?!?!?