493 yards and a wipe-out; how does that happen? The handwriting was on the wall by the end of the 1st half; everyone could see it coming. Some teams play down to the competition; except for a few flashes, our O is playing down to our D. Our D is now an escort service for receivers running into the end zone.
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493 total yards and SC was never in it the whole 2nd half
493 total yards and SC was never in it the whole 2nd half
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I was going to ask the same thing...how does an offense gain 493 yards and get blown out?
I suppose it's a combination of blown opportunities in the red zone and perhaps a fair amount of that yardage coming in garbage time. Still, doesn't seem possible.
Then again, the game has changed so much. When I was a kid, if a quarterback threw for over 300 yards there was absolutely no way his team lost. Most quarterbacks didn't have those types of stats. Nowadays a quarterback can throw for well over 300 yards and his team could lose by 30 points. That's what happens when the running game becomes an afterthought and teams don't play defense anymore.
The coaches have lost the team. They remind me kiffins sun bowl team. or Jrobs2 last team. Or Smith’s 3-8 group. im following the Evergrande housing collapse in China. China is pretending it’s an isolated event. But as we know, there is rarely just one cockroach in the kitchen. cleaning house entirely is the only solution. rumors of Stoops to LSU. all eyes on Bohnfire
As always, Bob the Truth Teller.