What would we do most differently against NIU today?
For those who have extensively watched all or most games this season, what do you think we would do differently against NIU today?
Replies to: What would we do most differently against NIU today?
That reminds me of a comment by Mike Tyson in his early days when a reporter ask him
what his fight plan was and he said “ knock him out” and walked off.
Win the game; don't read your press clippings.
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Play Angeli in the 2nd half as RL was hurt & not able to run the ball which is his strength
Oh & run on 2nd &1 instead of trying to play hero ball with an injured QB who is a mediocre passer with a weak arm to start with.
Dead wrong on the weak arm, his accuracy has a right to be questioned but it is improving. Arm
strength is not his problem. The play calling when he was hurt was because in that case his arm was compromised.
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Playing Angeli wouldn't have made a damn bit of difference
unless he was able to block for himself, catch his own passes and play defense. It was a total failure of effort, focus and preparation, from top to bottom, including coaches.
MF would have just gotten SA killed because every one around him was getting beat play after play after play.
It's not like Angeli is a proven weakness. He seems a capable backup.
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B B B B BINGO!
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Not played the worst game of the season
19 times out of 20, we win that game handily.
Unfortunately for us, they were there for the 20th time. We were flat and off-rhythm, while they were sharp and played about as great of game as they could played.
Chalk it up to a lesson learned.
Not shoot ourselves in the foot?
Played very poorly…and yet still had to take active steps to lose that game…
Are you asking about a rematch or what would be changed
if we could replay the prior game?
Win the game?
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Run the ball on 2nd and 1, obviously.
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It all started at the A&M post game presser.
MF couldn''t remember who the Irish played next. He was more like a giddy teenager than a seasoned HC. That projected on to the team. Then NIU practice week came. All involved could have done better. MF's statement. Not mine. The game was lost between the ears during that A&M presser. Lesson learned but it took three ridiculouss losses to learn that lesson.
There are a couple of ways to take that answer one is your way and the other way is
that he wanted to think about Texas A&M 100% which was necessary to beat them at their place and that carried over for a bit which is understandable. I mean don't teams after a big win or just a win say they want to enjoy it for 24 hours before they get into the next game.