I figured we’d go to victory formation and lose our perfect red zone percentage
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I figured we’d go to victory formation and lose our perfect red zone percentage
GREAT back-to-back runs by McKnight, to secure the 1st, the TD and the game.
Great defense and ball handling long drives by the Dawgs!
But then Holtz wouldn't be able to point to that stat. So it's quite the dilemma.Originally Posted by sportdawg
That may have played into the decision to run the ball.
The toss-up is now a win.
That leaves FAU, MSU, USM as losses; and UTEP, Rice, and WKU as wins.
So 7-5.
This is a good road win for LA Tech. Though we have won here before, we've never really played well at the Alamo Dome.
The defense did well. Unfortunately, Holtz continues to show poor play-calling judgement, outside of a few very well executed drives (why just a few, why?).
J'Mar Smith finished with 25 pass completions on 36 attempts for 309 yards passing, 1 TD and 1 INT.
Kam McKnight led all rushers with 10 carries for 42 yards and 2 TDs.
Kudos to J'Mar Smith! He had a Jack Abraham kinda day!(except he won)
This is one of the two road games I thought we would win, making us 2-5 on the road, 5-0 at home, thus 7-5. Well, we beat UNT, lost to UAB, so those cancelled each other, and now we are back where I thought we would be, 4-2, and still looking at a 7-5 final record.
Overall nothing has changed...we are who we are. Embrace the mediocrity.
800-830-8031. Call us with your thoughts on the postgame show!
LA Tech DEFENSE holds UTSA to 286 yards of total offense and only 3 points tonight. Awesome performance by the defense.
J'Mar is definitely surrounded by better players.Kudos to J'Mar Smith! He had a Jack Abraham kinda day!
.....and the fumble....
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