UCONN IN GAME!!
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It's way erly no need to panic.. USF might be able to wear this team down the way they run the ball
I never would of played it knowing the kid was back....
At home with the qb back..
I guess I cant cap my own stupidity
At home with the qb back..
I guess I cant cap my own stupidity
Derek they showed up,... but played WV, Pitt & Rutgers in 3 of last 4 losses and 3 of those 4 were also on the road.
agreed...you look for any signs of life for a dead team, anything that might give them a chance to win. QB coming back in a home game fits the description. Not saying I woulda played UCONN, but I would have stayed away.
GENO said:
if you watched those games, like I did, you saw a depleted, unconfident football team. Not the same team that USF is battling today.
He actually came back last week, er two weeks ago:
Nov. 12, 2005
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Josh Lay scored on a 71-yard return of a field goal attempt blocked by his former high school teammate, and Pittsburgh turned a mishmash of Connecticut mistakes on offense and special teams into a 24-0 victory Saturday in the Panthers' final home game.
Tyler Palko threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Steve Buches on Pitt's first and only sustained drive, and scored on a 1-yard run to help the Panthers (5-5, 4-2 Big East) win their fifth in a row at home - their only victories in a disappointing season.
UConn (4-5, 1-4) welcomed back quarterback Matt Bonislawski after a three-game layoff because of a separated right shoulder, but his return didn't help much as the Huskies lost their fourth in a row and were shut out for the first time since moving into the Big East last season. Bonislawski was 18-of-35 for 156 yards and three interceptions as the Huskies outgained Pitt 299-192 but couldn't score.
Nov. 12, 2005
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Josh Lay scored on a 71-yard return of a field goal attempt blocked by his former high school teammate, and Pittsburgh turned a mishmash of Connecticut mistakes on offense and special teams into a 24-0 victory Saturday in the Panthers' final home game.
Tyler Palko threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Steve Buches on Pitt's first and only sustained drive, and scored on a 1-yard run to help the Panthers (5-5, 4-2 Big East) win their fifth in a row at home - their only victories in a disappointing season.
UConn (4-5, 1-4) welcomed back quarterback Matt Bonislawski after a three-game layoff because of a separated right shoulder, but his return didn't help much as the Huskies lost their fourth in a row and were shut out for the first time since moving into the Big East last season. Bonislawski was 18-of-35 for 156 yards and three interceptions as the Huskies outgained Pitt 299-192 but couldn't score.
They ar pounding it on the ground Uconn doing a good job stopping them and they have no T.O. either.
