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desert vol

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okay-i'm watching the game again-remember when cal blitzed and ainge sorta flipped the ball and creer recovers?

well, the guy is coming after ainge all the way-he doesn't see or care about the running back. if we somehow, someway make a clean handoff there is nobody in the middle of the field and i'm not kidding. there is a hole 20 yards wide by 20 yards deep. one of our big-time freshmen gets to show his stuff. it was third and one at the cal 37. we punt and they drive for a field goal.

i know it matters not but that's just the way i work. i'll see some little something and go-man, oh man...

in the 4th quarter we had 3 3 and outs. those nine plays went for minus 3 total yards. our time of possession was 4:16.
 
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desert vol said:
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in the 4th quarter we had 3 3 and outs. those nine plays went for minus 3 total yards. our time of possession was 4:16.
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Are you serious? That's absolutely horrible. I guess we better hope the Vols are never trailing in the third quarter. We can't pass at all if the other team knows it's coming.
 
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ainge had some bad decisions. that first fumble for a touchdown where he got hit was also probably his read he was suppsoed to check for that blitz coming.
 
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There is alot of what ifs in college football. It's all just speculation.
 
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ThisIsWhyImHot said:
ainge had some bad decisions. that first fumble for a touchdown where he got hit was also probably his read he was suppsoed to check for that blitz coming.
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That fumble was not Ainges fault. The blitz was coming from the backside and if we didnt have a RB or TE to pick it up, that fumble is noones fault other than the coach who designed and called the play.
 
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I don't know...you would think Ainge would be able to recognize a defender on the line who would be coming unblocked, and either change the play or call timeout.
 
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