TonyLiebert
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Love to see NW slap a loss on Bert. NW won’t get out-coached.By scoring fewer points?
Unlikely, but it is college football and shocking things happen sometimes. Northwestern was ahead, and competing with OSU until late in that weird weather game. Anything can happen, although MN seems to be in a different place right now, compared to NW.
I do hope NW, after a dismal season, pulls it all together when they play Illinois though.
Dropped passes are a big and unpredictable factor this year.How could MN lose?
- Key injuries
- Mistakes in key moments (dropped TDs and 1st down passes, missed chip-shot FGs, missed tackles on D leading to explosive plays, key stupid penalties, overly risky coaching decisions) - the Purdue game in a nutshell.
- Ultra-conservative offense that amplifies those few key moments, then failure to convert.
- Costly turnovers.
Running the playclock down to zero even if we have a second half deficit.How could MN lose?
- Key injuries
- Mistakes in key moments (dropped TDs and 1st down passes, missed chip-shot FGs, missed tackles on D leading to explosive plays, key stupid penalties, overly risky coaching decisions) - the Purdue game in a nutshell.
- Ultra-conservative offense that amplifies those few key moments, then failure to convert.
- Costly turnovers.
Agree1. Lose TO margin
2. Unidimensional attack
3. Play from behind
4. Special teams gaffes
5. D line gets pushed around
ExplainIf TM plays
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