For those that were at the game, who did the "Do the Gopher" announcement at the end of the 3rd quarter?
Tracy claeys
For those that were at the game, who did the "Do the Gopher" announcement at the end of the 3rd quarter?
Ballsy call and correct call by a coach when the defense was struggling. Go for 2 with a pretty good offense, or kick the one and bet on a terrible D? Easy decision. If the score had been 10-3, maybe. But not when you can't stop 'em at all.
I kind almost don't want them to win today, because there will be nothing worse than to squeak out
a win vs Ill and be 5-6 with hopes to beat wisconsin and become bowl eligible, only to get our s**t
rocked next week in horrific fashion for the 12th straight year.
This defense will be shredded by sconnie..
Until i'm proven wrong, i'm not going to stop saying it. Pessimistic or not..
This game (and season), is over.
And the fateful Gopher, yet again says to himself 'well, next year'.
I can think of one thing worse than being 5-6. Being 4-7. Because winning is better than losing.I kind almost don't want them to win today, because there will be nothing worse than to squeak out
a win vs Ill and be 5-6 with hopes to beat wisconsin and become bowl eligible, only to get our s**t
rocked next week in horrific fashion for the 12th straight year.
This defense will be shredded by sconnie..
The call for 2 had nothing to do with balls. It had everything to do with the right choice at the time given a number of variables. If they don't get it, we are up by 7 and it FORCES (worst case scenario) Cubit to make a choice of going for the win or playing for OT. If we kick XP and go up by 8, we have now made his decision. If we convert 2XP, which we did, game is essentially over.
Given everything we as fans and they have coaches have seen last 4 weeks, it was outstanding and right thing to do.
So your point is that had we missed that would make the opposing coach make the decision?The call for 2 had nothing to do with balls. It had everything to do with the right choice at the time given a number of variables. If they don't get it, we are up by 7 and it FORCES (worst case scenario) Cubit to make a choice of going for the win or playing for OT. If we kick XP and go up by 8, we have now made his decision. If we convert 2XP, which we did, game is essentially over.
Given everything we as fans and they have coaches have seen last 4 weeks, it was outstanding and right thing to do.
So your point is that had we missed that would make the opposing coach make the decision?
The call for 2 had nothing to do with balls. It had everything to do with the right choice at the time given a number of variables. If they don't get it, we are up by 7 and it FORCES (worst case scenario) Cubit to make a choice of going for the win or playing for OT. If we kick XP and go up by 8, we have now made his decision. If we convert 2XP, which we did, game is essentially over.
Given everything we as fans and they have coaches have seen last 4 weeks, it was outstanding and right thing to do.
Murray had a rough game against Nebraska...but other than that I think he's been pretty solid. The back shoulder catch they completed against him today was a great throw and catch. Sometimes the other team makes plays. I think people will appreciate him more next year when he's not here. A corner that seems invisible most of the game is usually a good thing.
I kind almost don't want them to win today, because there will be nothing worse than to squeak out
a win vs Ill and be 5-6 with hopes to beat wisconsin and become bowl eligible, only to get our s**t
rocked next week in horrific fashion for the 12th straight year.
This defense will be shredded by sconnie..