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They already have. Clear Ohio State DPI not called and Buckeyes end up with the INT deep in Indiana territory, ending in Ohio State TD.
LudicrousSpeedGO!
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Didn't see it but was told the hit that knocked Mendoza out early for a play should have been a 15 yarder.
The defender did see that Mendoza got rid of the ball but didn't let up. It's whatever the ref feels like doing about it, and the announcers will cover for him with all that rationalization speak they use.
I have a new, unthought-of football strategy... on second down, always go for the first down. My analytics show that teams rarely recover after going with useless, up the middle runs on second down and 8+ yards.
And on QB scrambles, receivers cut back toward the ball.
And on QB scrambles, receivers cut back toward the ball.
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I think it was a good no-call but I've seen the same kind of hit on the QB draw flags.
GregInPitt
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Pretty stupid play calling by Un-high-ya on 3rd and 1 inside the IU 10 yard line. If ur the #1 team you run for it. Not making it on the previous 4th and 1 was only due to Sayin putting his knee down before got 2 yards on the QB sneak. If you are going to pass it on 3rd and 1 you have to run it on 4th and 1. Their FG kicker choked.....
GregInPitt
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Yep. Franklin lost some big games by going into a shell and believing he could run the clock out by running the ball only to punt and get burned.
LionDeNittany
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And Indiana won.
Mendoza didn't spend 10 seconds in the huddle reading his wrist band. He played decisively and with confidence.
Work ethic.
Hogan was always practicing. As a young man, he routinely hit balls until his hands bled, and he was well into his 70's before he ceased his daily sessions at the range. ''There is not enough daylight in a day to practice all the shots you ought to be practicing, he told Golf Digest in 1978.
Hogan was always practicing. As a young man, he routinely hit balls until his hands bled, and he was well into his 70's before he ceased his daily sessions at the range. ''There is not enough daylight in a day to practice all the shots you ought to be practicing, he told Golf Digest in 1978.
GregInPitt
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They have WR's that can get open vs OSU which is something that PSU has not had. Our new coach must change that to reach the promised land...
What was Cignetti thinking? Didn't he read "the book"?
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LudicrousSpeedGO!
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It would be hilarious if Ohio St fans believed that they lost because of officiating, because, you know, they've been the beneficiary of biased officiating pretty much every year in close games since most of us have been watching the Big 10.