The one who passes too much.
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Bowl Games (other than ours) and associated silliness 2024 Plus the Playoffs
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The one who passes too much.
The next time Prime makes a bizarre in game decision, I’m going to remember that coaches in the national championship game do similar head scratchy things.
C'mon Ohio State, wake the fook up and sweep the leg
ahoelsken
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Notre Dame isn't done yet.
Gotta say-I'd have Marcus Freeman solidly in my top 5 active coaches in the sport regardless of this outcome.
The guy who went for a FG when down 16 with 5 min to go????
And why is OSU snapping the ball with 15 sec to go on the play clock? Just basic levels of coaching here.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
His D got a stop and then scored. One more play-if you're OSU, do you throw?
Wow, wayyyy too conservative
Put the ball in the playmakers hands
Put the ball in the playmakers hands
That idea has always bugged me. It isn't two scores. You have to score 4 TDs including 2 from short range. Get that FG and now with 2 TDs you are kicking XPs for the win.
OSU getting conservative
YES
Dagger!!!
Wait. So you think that FG decision was a good one?
Like that?
Defense is selling out to stop the 1st down, go over the top and put the game away.
Amen
My point was Howard's legs vs Smith's brilliance
It is like how we should have thrown up to Travis more often
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
It wasn't a good decision, but it didn't really matter if you look at the way the game has played out since.
The better question is this, though-Do Ohio State fans still want Ryan Day fired?
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It's the right decision.
Keep Ryan Day at Ohio State
Keep Notre Dame from winning a NC longer than us
Not have a completely horrible craptastic day
Keep Notre Dame from winning a NC longer than us
Not have a completely horrible craptastic day
Can you explain it to me?
It took a 40-yard completion to prevent ND from getting the ball back with a chance to tie.