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End of a close game...with the ball and a chance to put the game away...we get two runs up the middle for no gain, and a flare screen for -8 yards....

Holy shit...Moore is in way over his head... I honestly wonder if this is just a smokescreen for Sparty and they fully intend to roll with Orji. Because otherwise this just doesn't make sense at all. The goal at this point should be trying to squeeze every possible win out of their...

Not 1, Not 2, Not 3.... :slappy:

For sure. They're fighting just to make a bowl game at this point, even with their inflated record.

For as bad as Michigan is, they seem to have a knack for hanging around in these games due to their defense.

They're awful.

Unreal. There is nothing like playoff baseball...

Because he is costing the team games with his incompetence? Dude you're so off base in this entire conversation it shouldn't even be possible. Who is criticizing the players right now? Seriously...who? And regardless of that answer, why are you moving the goalposts? This is a discussion about...

Fine by me, I personally don't hold those games against him.

"Character assassination" please. I'm sorry that pointing out Ryan Day's failures bothers you, but you (and everyone else) should be uncomfortable with what continues happening in these games, particularly at the end. He is consistently failing his team in the biggest moments of the biggest...

Talking about pregame rankings and Vegas odds might be the most disingenuous argument I've ever seen in defense of a team blowing a game. I mean, wow. Next thing I'll start hearing about NCAA 25 simulations

Who gives a shit what the circumstances were before the game? We all watched the game, we all know who was the better team that night and who should have won.

Specifically regarding time management

Exactly. 2019 Clemson. 2022 Georgia. 2024 Oregon. All games we never should have lost under any circumstance, but did, in part due to remarkably poor coaching decisions that he continues repeating. He's not learning the lessons and/or is not applying them properly the next go around. His...

Here's the thing - you run the ball with Howard twice, lets say you get 3 yards each time (and that's being generous to Oregon). Now you're at the 22 yard line and it's a 39 yard field goal. Earlier that quarter he absolutely nailed a 40 yarder, right down the middle, at the top of the uprights....

Doing it a 2nd time would have actually benefitted us because it would have given us more yards than the route Smith ran :lol:

Notre Dame was not beating us

Anything is better than 0%...

Now, just IMAGINE Ryan Day having this level of awareness in a key moment of a big game. Thats all we can do unfortunately...imagine.

Maybe not OPI but what about holding on the OL? Or a sack? There is just a lot more that can go wrong when throwing the ball. And thats not to suggest we should operate in fear, but these things need to be considered when making decisions. Risk/Reward factor.