Santucci now in charge. Does not compute.
So the team we are playing converts a 3rd and 4 from their own 40 yard line on their opening drive and the stands get to hear "welp. That's it. Rebuilding year. The Key experiment has failed. I'm now divorced."
I’m not ööööting on Santucci but we literally just blew two fourth and longs last game that would have ended it with out all the theatrics of a last second kick
Did we end up scoring nonetheless after King missed a somewhat wide open ( a good two steps) receiver in the end zone in the 1st (?) half. I don't remember.
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I believe we scored a TD like 10 plays later on the same drive
My man John Pendergast! He was the best.
A couple hiccups, yes. But overall, tackling was solid, and we held a good F$U team to a respectable 5/12 on 3rd down and less than 300 yds of offense.
Yea we gave up 2 TDs to a top 10 team and folks complaining. It’s actually really hard to stop a team when they have 4 downs to convert; even harder if they have 5 downs
Yeah we did. I'm hoping that miss was from the wind going in that direction and making to ball go longer than expected.
That throw was toward the “low” end of the stadium, so into the wind if the comments by the commentators are to be believed. Just a little bit of an overthrow maybe.
Ah okay I thought it was the on the other end of the field. Singleton seemed to slow up a little from what I could tell. Maybe since he had 3 yards of space, he didn't want to run out of room. That will surely be cleaned up.
Ehh, I know he's where the buck stops, but I wouldn't necessarily put that on Santucci anyway. Play calls seemed fine. We just had 1 guy in the wrong place on those 2 plays. On the first one we only rushed 3 but we had Efford and Lee both follow a guy into the flat. One of those should have been covering middle-middle and would've been in the way of that throw. The second one, we ran a safety blitz that DJU picked up on and made the throw to that side, plus our DE in coverage should've slid more to the middle to muddy up the throwing lane.
