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[Irish]

I am all ears someone explain BC not punting the ball on TWO long 4th downs and instead trowing 7 yard passes??????? I cannot comprehend that coaching decision, what is the purpose even with a touchback you are still backing them up further. Perhaps O'Brian is doing shot for shot with me tonight? Oh and what point does the term SPY come in from the Defensive Co.... Letting this QB run for 10 yards on 3rd down is a bit interesting as well.

Cheers
Irish

 

[Interceptor]

At that point in the game bc was confident in there defense to hold. Apparently not...with that last td in the 1st...

 

[TouchdownJesus]

Not sure which ones your talking about...I think one was 4th and 14 from the 31. No reason to punt there.
I'm not sure their exact kicking situation. Did the starter get hurt? I know a few weeks ago they were talking about the guy who was kicking was in the stands last year, so they don't feel comfortable with him that long.

Ryan should not have taken the sack the play before. Also, I know guys are covered but you gotta throw it up for grabs or something rather than hit the guy on sideline.

At least the 2nd one you are referring to (I think) the guy ran after the catch.

I know what you mean though, very glad I hedged.

 

[Irish]

One was from the 30 they got to the the 23 and the 2nd was from the 40plus and they got to the 30 plus and they just did it again. If they have no kicker then I understand but I would still think you try a kick and pin this QB deep. The Miami QB when pinned deep threw that pick 6. I would think that is the safer play. But then again I'm bias cause I'm on BC. I should have hedged considering Ryan looks scared in the pocket right now.

Cheers
Irish

 

[TouchdownJesus]

I understand the first one from the 30...yeah, I agree with you, punt from the 40.

BC is playing not to lose, which would have worked if they don't give up that huge pass at end of first half.
I think Miami could have been called for P.I. on a couple of those 3rd and shorts in 1st half. Very close either way.