After he missed the FG, was that Doerer’s mother consoling him on the sidelines?
Or was that just a smart ass comment by the announcers?
Replies to: After he missed the FG, was that Doerer’s mother consoling him on the sidelines?
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Regardless, it was the turning point in the game
You could tell ND had been told leading up to this game that previous mistakes simply wouldn't fly against Clemson. After that critical mistake, they knew they just lost the game and played that way the rest of the way.
Really this is a problem with the coaching, if you play to not make mistakes, you won't play full speed and you have no chance.
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Looked like Amber Lattner
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Link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amberlattner
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Nothing like hitting a 50 and missing a 15
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Not sure but to be honest I muted the sound after the 1sr drive and Fowler
I will say though this is the 2nd time in 3 weeks that Doerer missed a chip shot FG.
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Sport psychologist ...I think bama does that too
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I was wondering if it was a sports sports psychologist?
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Or a female kicking coach who can do it better
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The Vandy chick?
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Be careful. There's a poster lurking who is very weirdly protective of the Vandy kicker.
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