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you can not look simply at the score to determine how competitive you were in a game.
as an example, to pick on my beloved gators, florida lost to georgia 24-20 this past year. a four point loss. the year before (2010), they lost to lsu (33-29) on a last second touchdown which was possible due to an lsu fake field goal where the ball bounced off the turf right to an lsu ball carrier.
in both situations, despite the score, the reality is that florida got its rear end handed to them in almost every aspect of the game.
well, i know most here don't want to hear it, but tennessee was outplayed in most phases of the game in most of those games. in addition, what does it tell you that they trailed so often going into halftime.
so, this argument is not a good one. it rare for any team to be getting blown out at the half in the first place. so, to say you were competitive at the half is not all that impressive.
as an example, to pick on my beloved gators, florida lost to georgia 24-20 this past year. a four point loss. the year before (2010), they lost to lsu (33-29) on a last second touchdown which was possible due to an lsu fake field goal where the ball bounced off the turf right to an lsu ball carrier.
in both situations, despite the score, the reality is that florida got its rear end handed to them in almost every aspect of the game.
well, i know most here don't want to hear it, but tennessee was outplayed in most phases of the game in most of those games. in addition, what does it tell you that they trailed so often going into halftime.
so, this argument is not a good one. it rare for any team to be getting blown out at the half in the first place. so, to say you were competitive at the half is not all that impressive.