kevol80
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Was the BIG surprise that sneaky onside kick attempt to start the 2nd half? Just another thing to add to the growing list of things that Dooley has tried & they haven't worked. Sneaky Sneaky sir!!!
Dooley has been successful with some onside kicks and fake punts. They're called calculated risks. If they were guaranteed to work, every coach would use them every time.
You do realize by saying it is a calculated risk, means that CDD thought about it & gave instruction to attempt onside kick. To be CALCULATED he would have had to think about the possible negative outcome of that risk. The score was 7-3 at the time, the negative outcome was giving the #13 team in the country the ball on the Tn side of the 50. IMO it was not a "fully calculated" risk.
You do realize by saying it is a calculated risk, means that CDD thought about it & gave instruction to attempt onside kick. To be CALCULATED he would have had to think about the possible negative outcome of that risk. The score was 7-3 at the time, the negative outcome was giving the #13 team in the country the ball on the Tn side of the 50. IMO it was not a "fully calculated" risk.
No balls!
You could die in a fiery crash every time you drive to the store. Do you still do it, even knowing that possibility is there? Yes, of course, because you've practiced driving and feel confident in your ability.
You do realize by saying it is a calculated risk, means that CDD thought about it & gave instruction to attempt onside kick. To be CALCULATED he would have had to think about the possible negative outcome of that risk. The score was 7-3 at the time, the negative outcome was giving the #13 team in the country the ball on the Tn side of the 50. IMO it was not a "fully calculated" risk.