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But they didn't let them score, they could have done that plenty of times before those plays.

Illinois was taking a knee anyway. Instead you run and maybe get a TD ... they were running well.

Tennessee would've let them score, and now the ball is out of your hands. I like the chip shot FG for the win and not letting Tennessee...

Illinois made me very mad playing for that FG late ... but it did work. IMO you keep running the ball for the TD.

Bad spot there

We wanted the music city bowl but it looks damn cold there today.

Perhaps those changes are coming when Fleck finds the right person to replace someone. Kind of like not quitting your job until you...

And in addition Callahan developed a couple of NFL guys at Western Michigan. NFL 2nd round, Taylor Moton and NFL 3rd round in Chukwuma...

I'm not sure that was the coach's fault though. Kicking is weird.

Can't wait for the usual suspects to chime in about how NW will kill us with the spread offense.

Is punt return yards really even a thing you can count on outside a random freak athlete here or there? The amount of truly returnable...

Can anyone find an example of an offense this bad for multiple years that subsequently became good without a major staff change...

I'm open to that possibility.

I don’t disagree with the changes I’ve seen so far, but I do find it interesting that the offense was probably the worst performing part...