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It was like deja vu all over again. Same song, new verse.

But the biggest blunder to me was running Craft on 3rd and 3 when it was obvious he was playing on 1 1/2 legs. On such a crucial down...

Listening to the postgame show. Painful to listen to. Holtz has no clue why he's losing these games. Made a comment that "you can't rely on your kicker to make a 55-yard FG to win the game." True...

Now departing from Track 8... choo, choo!

Missed, but Skip still happier than a pig in shit.

what a great playcall!

Shocker. Another week of grabbing our skirts and kicking FGs will lead to another close loss.

And then some. Every pass play that is not an immediate catch and throw to a predetermined receiver looks exactly the same. J'mar catches the snap, looks around, starts getting nervous feet, rolls...

:laugh: :(( :laugh:

So we run our limping RB on 3rd and 3... then have to settle for another FG to go up by 6. And Skip wonders why we lose so many close games...

Skip was trying to talk to him after the drop on that 3rd down pass in the end zone. Oliver was pulling away from him and trying to walk away. Obvious he didn't want to hear whatever Holtz was...

That shot of the exchange between Skip and #17 says a lot.

Pfft. This color guy doesn't know what he's talking about. Said something crazy about how effective the fast tempo can be. Just plain ignorant. :furious3:

Whew, thankfully we haven't gone back to that 3-back, "big bone" set that was so effective on our first scoring drive.

24 minutes in: Teddy Veal = 0 touches.

We may have a little something with that 3-back formation. Take some pressure off our QB, who again is all over the place with his accuracy.

We should give our defense a nickname, similar to defenses that have called themselves "The Steel Curtain" or "The Wrecking Crew.". I nominate our nickname to be "The Speed Bump."

Thankfully this drive by UNT is giving our offense a chance to rest.