stingthemgood
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Also. Ezra Moleni converted so many clutch third downs for us. Love that dude.
SDHornet said:
- Kicking was clutch. Schreiner (3/3 FG, 3/3 PAT) hit a big 44 yarder to tie the game late in the 4th quarter as he was able to match one of he best kickers in all of college football kick for kick. It’s also important to note that both kickers kept every kickoff in bounds as that could have spelled disaster in a close game.
stingthemgood said:A few more tack ons to the great post above.
Jace O’Hara played limited snaps but was huge for us when he was in.
We used Martin as a decoy on several of the big pass completions we had. I don’t think he is 100% but he used him enough to help the team and he did an amazing job.
Here’s the Jason Ross calls of Kaiden to Marcus (how have we not named that play yet?) and the final defensive stop.
https://twitter.com/bubbaprog/status/1703249507280891948?s=20
the Rat said:Someone posted earlier that the fans are enjoying the golden era of Hornet football. What a great way to characterize this run. In my 26 years or so following the program, I’d say so.
Watching the game, I did a double-take a few times. Can anyone confirm that former Santa Clara alumnus and Dallas Cowboy tight end Doug Cosbie was on the sidelines? If so, is he serving as a volunteer assistant?
HornetFootballFan said:Sac State vs Stanford is getting ENCORE play right now in the PAC12 Network!
Bet since WSU & OSU are running the conference they put this on to DIG the LOSS deeper for the Cardinal.
Super Hornet 2.0 said:Normally, I'm a fan of female PxP announcers, but this one was a bit much of a Stanford homer for my taste, including declaring that the decision to wave off the Stanford pick six was wrong. (Replay showed that the guy's knee WAS down.) She also tried to assert that Bennett's knee was down on the Fulcher touchdown, but I clearly saw space under his knee.
peegeepee said:I was wondering if any of you saw a familiar pattern with TT's coaching.....After dominating with the running game to start the game, he changes and starts to throw a lot more....Reminded me of the UI game last year when Sac was up at half by 10, push the lead to 17, then TT insists on throwing the ball resulting in a couple of picks allowing UI to even take the lead before the Hornets came back to win....Skat had close to 100 yds on the ground at half and only got 6 carries in the second half....Anyone see the similarity? It seems to me that he overthinks the offense at times as if he wants to prove a point...I don't know, maybe it's just me over thinking it....I have always been one to not fix something that is working incredibly well..
peegeepee said:I was wondering if any of you saw a familiar pattern with TT's coaching.....After dominating with the running game to start the game, he changes and starts to throw a lot more....Reminded me of the UI game last year when Sac was up at half by 10, push the lead to 17, then TT insists on throwing the ball resulting in a couple of picks allowing UI to even take the lead before the Hornets came back to win....Skat had close to 100 yds on the ground at half and only got 6 carries in the second half....Anyone see the similarity? It seems to me that he overthinks the offense at times as if he wants to prove a point...I don't know, maybe it's just me over thinking it....I have always been one to not fix something that is working incredibly well..
peegeepee said:I was wondering if any of you saw a familiar pattern with TT's coaching.....After dominating with the running game to start the game, he changes and starts to throw a lot more....Reminded me of the UI game last year when Sac was up at half by 10, push the lead to 17, then TT insists on throwing the ball resulting in a couple of picks allowing UI to even take the lead before the Hornets came back to win....Skat had close to 100 yds on the ground at half and only got 6 carries in the second half....Anyone see the similarity? It seems to me that he overthinks the offense at times as if he wants to prove a point...I don't know, maybe it's just me over thinking it....I have always been one to not fix something that is working incredibly well..
Kadeezy said:I almost posted this exact sentiment. I’m sitting there the first couple drives looking at them gash us on the ground like I thought they would… we just don’t have the interior DL and MLB depth of an FBS school. Then the two crappy Stanford QBs start winging the ball over guys’ heads, for no gain on slow screens. It made no sense.
SDHornet said:It was noticed and often pointed out much to the chagrin of those with more knowledge of the game. After all, you can't criticize coaching unless you have done it yourself. :roll:
While TT was the key component in getting this program to championship caliber status by a dominating fashion and will go down as the best head coach in our D1 era, he is certainly not infallible.