11-23-2014, 10:54 PM
The game was pretty slow and boring. Not really well played. That sequence though will likely make that one of the most memorable Big Game contests for me. Really a lot of fun.
If that score was 21 - 7 or worse 21-17 that whole sequence could have produced an ugly environment in the stands. If that happened late in the fourth quarter with that type of close score....Wow!
Poor Dykes was beyond angry most of the game. I have to believe that hurt his team. He doesn't seem to have any role when his D is on the field, so I guess he likes to use that time to complain. I would think that focus on prior calls is not the best message for a coach to give his team.
In the end the worst call was the late hit out of bounds call on Hogan. Hogan initiated contact with a stiff arm. His contact and the shove tackle attempt were both started in the field of play. Hogan is far from a fragile QB that was just trying to escape a tackle. To have that call was awesome. And since it couldn't be reviewed it was just perfect. Even I felt for poor Dykes at that point. '
BTW- The whole Google hatred is odd for a program that sold its soul, and its field, to KABAM.
If that score was 21 - 7 or worse 21-17 that whole sequence could have produced an ugly environment in the stands. If that happened late in the fourth quarter with that type of close score....Wow!
Poor Dykes was beyond angry most of the game. I have to believe that hurt his team. He doesn't seem to have any role when his D is on the field, so I guess he likes to use that time to complain. I would think that focus on prior calls is not the best message for a coach to give his team.
In the end the worst call was the late hit out of bounds call on Hogan. Hogan initiated contact with a stiff arm. His contact and the shove tackle attempt were both started in the field of play. Hogan is far from a fragile QB that was just trying to escape a tackle. To have that call was awesome. And since it couldn't be reviewed it was just perfect. Even I felt for poor Dykes at that point. '
BTW- The whole Google hatred is odd for a program that sold its soul, and its field, to KABAM.

