I can't get that 2022 Stanford game out of my head.
What the fuck was Freeman doing in that game?
Replies to: I can't get that 2022 Stanford game out of my head.
Sat through that entire clusterfuck in person. Much of it’s on Pyne. He couldn’t see wide open
receivers all night.
Kept throwing to a double (or even triple) covered Mike Mayer
I'm surprised he (Mayer) came away with 5 catches that day.
Wasn't he like 5'10"-----in four-inch heels?
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Watch the NIU game, might make u forget the Stanford stuff. Might be worse
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Maybe just a little. But 22 Stanford was almost as bad.
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Trusting Rees and Pyne
That wasn't the wisest of decisions, especially on a day that where everything that could have gone wrong, did go wrong.
Pyne had one of his worst days, losing a fumble, completing fewer than 50% of his passes, and constantly throwing to Mike Mayer while he was in double coverage.
There were plenty of times that Braden Lenzy and Lorenzo Styles were wide open over the middle, and a simple 15 yard soft toss throw would have gone for many more yards after the catch, but Pyne kept locking onto Mike Mayer on the right side of the field.
Audric Estime fumbled away the ball once as well.
Tommy Rees kept trying to run those stupid delayed draw handoffs deep in the shotgun, when everyone, even that terrible Stanford defense, knew that's exactly what he was going to do.
On another note, Stanford's QB, Tanner McKee, had an excellent game, rarely missing his passes. I have to give him credit for performing well against our defense, although those two gifted fumbles made it easier for him.
Have some Jim Beam Apple & club soda!
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Indeed…best to induce vomiting when you start reliving something like that….
Hopefully it isn’t that second “Irish wear…egg on their face” game…like it was that year.
Indeed.
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Link: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9tFNbncymjY
Haven't thrown up in years (like Jerry Seinfeld). One more loss like that might do it though!
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Hidden vigorish!
The longer a streak goes on, the closer it is to changing.