TEXAS A&M blew the largest lead ever

[Rgntddybrvol91]

I understand losing your QB1 and the offense going stale, but how does A&M's D allow 35 points in a row...Jesus. They just made Josh Rosen a Heisman contender.

*edit - 2nd largest lead ever, by 1 point

 

[the one]

Sumlin needs to get his resume together

 

[NEVolFan]

I understand losing your QB1 and the offense going stale, but how does A&M's D allow 35 points in a row...Jesus. They just made Josh Rosen a Heisman contender.

LOL...I quit watching the blowout by A&M.

 

[FiremedicVol]

I understand losing your QB1 and the offense going stale, but how does A&M's D allow 35 points in a row...Jesus. They just made Josh Rosen a Heisman contender.

That was crazy!

 

[LittleCat]

Thought I was watching a UK defense when UCLA went on that run.

 

[snapcracklepop]

3rd and Chavis...just say'n

 

[Rgntddybrvol91]

Sumlin needs to get his resume together

They stopped rushing the QB which was what got the kid rattled in the first half. I never understood getting the lead and playing not to lose. Keep doing what got ya the lead.

 

[DocVOLiday]

largest lead ever?

 

[Rgntddybrvol91]

largest lead ever?

yeah...it flashed up on the screen. The old one was set in 2006.

*edit
Just looked it up...35 was the record...my bad. They were one point shy.

"The 2006 Michigan State vs. Northwestern football game featured the biggest comeback in NCAA Division 1-A history. The Spartans rallied to score 38 unanswered points to beat the Wildcats 41–38 after falling behind 38–3 with 9:54 left in the 3rd quarter."

 

[the one]

I don't see them beating lsu, auburn or bama.
7-5 and he is gone

 

[fade route]

Both games tonight were incredible. I kept flipping back and forth

 

[Enki_Amenra]

Texas A&M was leading 44-17 in the 4th Qtr, right?

 

[eskimovol]

Falcon fans can rest a little easier now.

 

[Hacksaw]

Seen that happen so many times over the years. Team A has a great first half and jumps out to what looks like a commanding lead. Then they try to cruise to the finish and get poleaxed in the second half. Think UT-UGA 2006 where they led 24-7 until the last minute of the first half. This is an even more extreme example, but same concept.

 

[volgrad500]

yeah...it flashed up on the screen. The old one was set in 2006. Correct me if I am wrong?

I thought they said the largest ever was 35. This was 34.

**nevamind. See your edit.

 

[gunner]

Sumlin needs to get his resume together

Yea, he may NOT even make it to the airport in LA before they fire him.

 

[DocVOLiday]

Seen that happen so many times over the years. Team A has a great first half and jumps out to what looks like a commanding lead. Then they try to cruise to the finish and get poleaxed in the second half. Think UT-UGA 2006 where they led 24-7 until the last minute of the first half. This is an even more extreme example, but same concept.

I think it's human nature. We get complacent

 

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

Both games tonight were incredible. I kept flipping back and forth

Just like bowl season, putting games right on top of each other when there's plenty of time to show them at different times

 

[Rgntddybrvol91]

Texas A&M was leading 44-17 in the 4th Qtr, right?

44 to 10 in 3rd quarter...34 point comeback...35 to win

 

[1725gatorhater]

They stopped rushing the QB which was what got the kid rattled in the first half. I never understood getting the lead and playing not to lose. Keep doing what got ya the lead.

Like when Butch did in 2015?

 

[Vol737]

There are some mattresses in serious danger tonight in College Station!

 

[Other_Guy]

Texas A&M was leading 44-17 in the 4th Qtr, right?

Yes, 44-10 until like 2 mins left in the 3rd

 

[Hacksaw]

Texas A&M was leading 44-17 in the 4th Qtr, right?

Yep. Crazy.

 

[1725gatorhater]

44 to 10 in 3rd quarter...34 point comeback...35 to win

If I was an Aggie fan I would throw up. We dominated them in 08 a lost too.

 

[Rgntddybrvol91]

Like when Butch did in 2015?

I was thinking the same thing, but didn't want to get shredded by the pumpers