[washingtonismoney]

Wasn't it Tommy Rees, who will probably be the starting QB when we play them, the guy who came off the bench and won the game for them in the second half.

Well, if you want to get into spurious correlations, sure.

Actually, it was:
a) Tommy Rees throwing up a few passes that traveled like an obese man's belch -- high, languorous, and ugly -- towards its intended targets, which made bail-out catches to get them
b) poor calls by referees, and I'm not referring primarily to the endzone call.

The 2011 Stanford/N.D. game is much more representative of what happens when Tommy Rees is the VIP invite to a #partyinthebackfield.

[washingtonismoney]

Wasn't it Tommy Rees, who will probably be the starting QB when we play them, the guy who came off the bench and won the game for them in the second half.

Well, if you want to get into spurious correlations, sure.

Actually, it was:
a) Tommy Rees throwing up a few passes that traveled like an obese man's belch -- high, languorous, and ugly -- towards its intended targets, which made bail-out catches to get them
b) poor calls by referees, and I'm not referring primarily to the endzone call.

The 2011 Stanford/N.D. game is much more representative of what happens when Tommy Rees is the VIP invite to a #partyinthebackfield.