Root hard for AUBURN tonight
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Oh god. You're probably right
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Gus is an outstanding coach but I have to give Fisher props for some great halftime adjustments. They are both better than Philbin, apparently. I hammer Fisher but he did well tonight in the face of adversity. With that being said, I will take Guys any day in Miami.
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Yup. This is as much as he'll do. It's all downhill from here.
Oh I don't care who won. I was really commenting on the job malzahn did.
roy_miami
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Gitcha, sorry I am a little excited here as you can imagine, at least one of my teams actually play big boy football...LOL
Yes Malzhan is a very good coach, Jimbo is no slouch either.
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Ross learned how to win championships tonight.
Pay off the refs like the clowns do all the time.
Not even Gus Malzahn can beat that.
I am just SICK
Pay off the refs like the clowns do all the time.
Not even Gus Malzahn can beat that.
I am just SICK
roy_miami
2020 cant get here soon enough
That offense would be beastly, especially in Miami in December. Homefield advantage in the playoffs would be an automatic ticket to the superbowl. Who knows, maybe he stays in college another year and we get a true blowup next year.
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Imagine a no huddle offense with Tannehill playing like a mobile QB. People say he would get hurt, but he got sacked 60 times and he still played the whole season, so I think it would work.
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Don't sweat it guys, Matt Higgins, Curtis Martin, and Eric Mangini have a plan for this team that doesn't involve swinging for the fences with FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS.
Is this a joke? The most obvious horse collar and face mask penalties I've ever seen NOT called. FSU was almost robbed by the zebras tonight.
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Terrific game and an even better outcome. College football couldn't afford another SEC title with the format change next year. There would be a minimum of 2 SEC teams in the final four, with strong possibility of 3. Now that the streak has ended, that's yesterday's news and the door is thrown open.
Florida State did it the correct way. This is the third consecutive season in which they have allowed only 4 yards per play. That requires tremendous sustained intensity level. They led the nation this season at 3.95. Michigan State was next, barely above 4. Louisville was third at 4.20. You might note how those three teams fared in bowl games. Then it was a big gap to 4.50.
I mentioned that 4 yard stat on several Canes forums, beginning in 2011. Somehow the ignorance persisted, with cries that Florida State was phony. Those fans undoubtedly rooted against the Seminoles today and they got what they deserved. As much as I hate our stadium and think the Canes can't overcome it, I'll pay attention if we ever allow 4 yards per play again for an entire season.
Florida State got very lucky when their safety #13 missed the tackle on the long touchdown run with 1:19 remaining. If they stop that play, Auburn scores anyway, and with too little time for Winston to respond. I'm still not confident Winston would have pulled it out minus a huge play on the final drive. Somehow Auburn cooperated, but that's apropos for a team allowing more than 7 yards per pass attempt. No team in modern history has won the title allowing more than 7 yards per attempt. Fortunately that record still stands. Auburn in 2010 was the worst in memory at 6.7
Malzahn impressively ran the ball, even when down late. The problem with the obsession with spread offenses is too many coaches don't grasp the Chip Kelly or Gus Malzahn approach, and think it's an excuse to throw the ball 50 or 60 times, like the idiot Mike Leach.
I don't like Winston, and muted him during all the post game blabber. Congrats to my sister the Florida State grad. I stayed at her house in Ocoee for the Russell Athletic Bowl. Her daughter made a green and orange Canes bracelet for me, and thew threw up the U when I arrived. They rooted for the Canes and I pulled for Florida State. Both of us don't like the Gators, but I'll tame my description of them here since there are many impressive Gator fans on this site.
SEChoke
Florida State did it the correct way. This is the third consecutive season in which they have allowed only 4 yards per play. That requires tremendous sustained intensity level. They led the nation this season at 3.95. Michigan State was next, barely above 4. Louisville was third at 4.20. You might note how those three teams fared in bowl games. Then it was a big gap to 4.50.
I mentioned that 4 yard stat on several Canes forums, beginning in 2011. Somehow the ignorance persisted, with cries that Florida State was phony. Those fans undoubtedly rooted against the Seminoles today and they got what they deserved. As much as I hate our stadium and think the Canes can't overcome it, I'll pay attention if we ever allow 4 yards per play again for an entire season.
Florida State got very lucky when their safety #13 missed the tackle on the long touchdown run with 1:19 remaining. If they stop that play, Auburn scores anyway, and with too little time for Winston to respond. I'm still not confident Winston would have pulled it out minus a huge play on the final drive. Somehow Auburn cooperated, but that's apropos for a team allowing more than 7 yards per pass attempt. No team in modern history has won the title allowing more than 7 yards per attempt. Fortunately that record still stands. Auburn in 2010 was the worst in memory at 6.7
Malzahn impressively ran the ball, even when down late. The problem with the obsession with spread offenses is too many coaches don't grasp the Chip Kelly or Gus Malzahn approach, and think it's an excuse to throw the ball 50 or 60 times, like the idiot Mike Leach.
I don't like Winston, and muted him during all the post game blabber. Congrats to my sister the Florida State grad. I stayed at her house in Ocoee for the Russell Athletic Bowl. Her daughter made a green and orange Canes bracelet for me, and thew threw up the U when I arrived. They rooted for the Canes and I pulled for Florida State. Both of us don't like the Gators, but I'll tame my description of them here since there are many impressive Gator fans on this site.
SEChoke