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#5 Lousiville 44, #3 West Virginia 34 (Final)

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I saw WVU closeup in the spring...the level of athletes is shocking. The success they have is a testament to Rod...and the schedule. However, he is one hell of a coach and if WVU doesnt give him the facilities he wants, he will leave soon.
 
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BrutusMaximus;650888; said:
Agreed. Especially on the defensive end. But this WVU offense against a big 10 defense, and you have a much different outcome.
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Does it seem that both teams are throwing out everything in the playbook here?

And Louisville can't stop having personal fouls against them....
 
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What the FUCK kind of coaching was that crap. Talk about 3 horrible calls. I mean I can understand running the clock so WVU doesnt have time to go back down the field, but you dont wanna sacrifice a touchdown because of it. That's just horrid.
 
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BrutusMaximus;650897; said:
What the FUCK kind of coaching was that crap. Talk about 3 horrible calls. I mean I can understand running the clock so WVU doesnt have time to go back down the field, but you dont wanna sacrifice a touchdown because of it. That's just horrid.
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I could understand if you have a defense to turn the game over to...but in this case, I agree 100%.

Gutless and now Rod knows what Petrino is thinking tonight.
 
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BrutusMaximus;650897; said:
What the FUCK kind of coaching was that crap. Talk about 3 horrible calls. I mean I can understand running the clock so WVU doesnt have time to go back down the field, but you dont wanna sacrifice a touchdown because of it. That's just horrid.
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Exactly. They were driving right down the field, so let's call 3 really obvious plays at the goalline so that we can get stuffed and be forced into a FG....

Makes perfect sense to me!!
 
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Lousiville's biggest opponent in the red zone is the predictability of its play-calling, without doubt.

And that raises a reasonable question - does either team really have a defense worth talking about? These are respectively the two best offensive teams either of them have yet faced, and they are not really stopping anything that isn't telegraphed. #3? #5? I have my doubts about both rankings. Big East Depth? I'm not sold on that either.
 
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sandgk;650900; said:
Lousiville's biggest opponent in the red zone is the predictability of its play-calling, without doubt.

And that raises a reasonable question - does either team really have a defense worth talking about? These are respectively the two best offensive teams either of them have yet faced, and they are not really stopping anything that isn't telegraphed. #3? #5? I have my doubts about both rankings. Big East Depth? I'm not sold on that either.
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As SaTX said earlier, the last team with the ball will probably win.

I'd modify that to say that the first team who learns to tackle wins also.
 
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