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beardevil39

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Ok, I'm going out on a limb here and predicting a win this sat. I'm not giving up and I don't think the team and coaches will lay down either. I think they are sick and tired of losing and will pull off the upset!! It's freakin time. Go Bears!!
 
I'm feeling a opening kick fumble again but this time it gets taken in for TD, first offensive snap is intercepted for a TD, and then a punt blocked for a TD. UNC will be down 21 in the first 10 seconds.

Final score 70-0, with literally 2 fans left in the entire stadium.
 
At this point we're better off getting blown out, it's called a humane killing... Think the ending to Old Yeller.
 
Yes but we're also famous for having late season collapses, and early season collapses, and mid season collapses...

We are famous for having collapses. :lol: :cry:
 
Which teams wants it just slightly less than the other loses today.

I still root for my alma mater but last week's arse-whooping at home after playing two great games has shaken my faith.

This could get ugly today.
 
Why oh why would you run to two running plays at the end? You're in good field position, you need a touchdown to tie, and the only way you have moved the ball all day was through the air. Yet you run on 1st down, then again on 2nd and lose yards. Seriously WTF? Haven't had any type of running game all year, yet you do that, this falls 100% back on the coaches. As a coach you put your players in the best position to win, and you don't do that by doing something that hasn't worked all year (running the ball). I don't care if you pass it 100 times a games, if it works and that's the way you have the most success then keeping doing it.
 
Bearsfan24 said:
Why oh why would you run to two running plays at the end? You're in good field position, you need a touchdown to tie, and the only way you have moved the ball all day was through the air. Yet you run on 1st down, then again on 2nd and lose yards. Seriously WTF? Haven't had any type of running game all year, yet you do that, this falls 100% back on the coaches. As a coach you put your players in the best position to win, and you don't do that by doing something that hasn't worked all year (running the ball). I don't care if you pass it 100 times a games, if it works and that's the way you have the most success then keeping doing it.
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I have no idea what you're talking about. All we did was pass the last two drives.
 
gobears2010 said:
Bearsfan24 said:
Why oh why would you run to two running plays at the end? You're in good field position, you need a touchdown to tie, and the only way you have moved the ball all day was through the air. Yet you run on 1st down, then again on 2nd and lose yards. Seriously WTF? Haven't had any type of running game all year, yet you do that, this falls 100% back on the coaches. As a coach you put your players in the best position to win, and you don't do that by doing something that hasn't worked all year (running the ball). I don't care if you pass it 100 times a games, if it works and that's the way you have the most success then keeping doing it.
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I have no idea what you're talking about. All we did was pass the last two drives.
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Probably referring to the drive 1/2 way through the 4th. One good pass play for a first down then they run it twice with a total of 5 yards lost:

Nc 1-10 at Nc45 NORTHERN COLORADO drive start at 07:34.
Nc 1-10 at Nc45 NC ball on NC46.
Nc 1-10 at Nc46 Dylan Orms pass complete to Doug Steele for 14 yards to the NAU40, 1ST DOWN NC.
Nc 1-10 at Nau40 J. Robinson rush for loss of 2 yards to the NAU42 (Kyle Rath).
Nc 2-12 at Nau42 J. Robinson rush for loss of 3 yards to the NAU45 (Kyle Rath).
Nc 3-15 at Nau45 Dylan Orms pass complete to Patrick Walker for 6 yards to the NAU39 (Cody Dowd).
Nc 4-9 at Nau39 Cameron Kaman punt 39 yards to the NAU0, touchback.
Drive: 4 plays, 15 yards, TOP 02:23
 
gobears2010 said:
Bearsfan24 said:
Why oh why would you run to two running plays at the end? You're in good field position, you need a touchdown to tie, and the only way you have moved the ball all day was through the air. Yet you run on 1st down, then again on 2nd and lose yards. Seriously WTF? Haven't had any type of running game all year, yet you do that, this falls 100% back on the coaches. As a coach you put your players in the best position to win, and you don't do that by doing something that hasn't worked all year (running the ball). I don't care if you pass it 100 times a games, if it works and that's the way you have the most success then keeping doing it.
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I have no idea what you're talking about. All we did was pass the last two drives.
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When UNC punted and pinned NAU down at the 5 or whatever, UNC forced a punt, UNC got the ball in pretty good field position. UNC ran on 1st down, like always, then again on 2nd and lost yardage. There was only 5 or 6 min left in the game.
 
Brian said:
gobears2010 said:
Bearsfan24 said:
Why oh why would you run to two running plays at the end? You're in good field position, you need a touchdown to tie, and the only way you have moved the ball all day was through the air. Yet you run on 1st down, then again on 2nd and lose yards. Seriously WTF? Haven't had any type of running game all year, yet you do that, this falls 100% back on the coaches. As a coach you put your players in the best position to win, and you don't do that by doing something that hasn't worked all year (running the ball). I don't care if you pass it 100 times a games, if it works and that's the way you have the most success then keeping doing it.
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I have no idea what you're talking about. All we did was pass the last two drives.
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Probably referring to the drive 1/2 way through the 4th. One good pass play for a first down then they run it twice with a total of 5 yards lost:

Nc 1-10 at Nc45 NORTHERN COLORADO drive start at 07:34.
Nc 1-10 at Nc45 NC ball on NC46.
Nc 1-10 at Nc46 Dylan Orms pass complete to Doug Steele for 14 yards to the NAU40, 1ST DOWN NC.
Nc 1-10 at Nau40 J. Robinson rush for loss of 2 yards to the NAU42 (Kyle Rath).
Nc 2-12 at Nau42 J. Robinson rush for loss of 3 yards to the NAU45 (Kyle Rath).
Nc 3-15 at Nau45 Dylan Orms pass complete to Patrick Walker for 6 yards to the NAU39 (Cody Dowd).
Nc 4-9 at Nau39 Cameron Kaman punt 39 yards to the NAU0, touchback.
Drive: 4 plays, 15 yards, TOP 02:23
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Ya that sequence.
 
Brian said:
gobears2010 said:
Bearsfan24 said:
Why oh why would you run to two running plays at the end? You're in good field position, you need a touchdown to tie, and the only way you have moved the ball all day was through the air. Yet you run on 1st down, then again on 2nd and lose yards. Seriously WTF? Haven't had any type of running game all year, yet you do that, this falls 100% back on the coaches. As a coach you put your players in the best position to win, and you don't do that by doing something that hasn't worked all year (running the ball). I don't care if you pass it 100 times a games, if it works and that's the way you have the most success then keeping doing it.
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I have no idea what you're talking about. All we did was pass the last two drives.
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Probably referring to the drive 1/2 way through the 4th. One good pass play for a first down then they run it twice with a total of 5 yards lost:

Nc 1-10 at Nc45 NORTHERN COLORADO drive start at 07:34.
Nc 1-10 at Nc45 NC ball on NC46.
Nc 1-10 at Nc46 Dylan Orms pass complete to Doug Steele for 14 yards to the NAU40, 1ST DOWN NC.
Nc 1-10 at Nau40 J. Robinson rush for loss of 2 yards to the NAU42 (Kyle Rath).
Nc 2-12 at Nau42 J. Robinson rush for loss of 3 yards to the NAU45 (Kyle Rath).
Nc 3-15 at Nau45 Dylan Orms pass complete to Patrick Walker for 6 yards to the NAU39 (Cody Dowd).
Nc 4-9 at Nau39 Cameron Kaman punt 39 yards to the NAU0, touchback.
Drive: 4 plays, 15 yards, TOP 02:23
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Yeah, that was bad. What was worse was being inside your opponent's 40 yard line down by a touchdown in the 4th quarter and punting, twice.

If you do that, you deserve to lose because you're a sissy.
 
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