Worst possible series of decisions
How does he do it
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Worst possible series of decisions
How does he do it
Was there not a time out to call?
Score? Over yet? Don’t get cbs sports.
You have to give him credit, every week I think I’ve seen the worst from Crummy, and every week, he proves me wrong. I’m literally lost for words right now.Originally Posted by Blue Dawg
There was. Crummy wanted to save it for the next game so he could have 4.
A loss for words is right but I'll power through
Just amazing. How is this man employed
I have to wonder if we even practice goal line offense
That's a TD but I bet they call it back
...whew
Thankful that jump pass didn't work but I always enjoy seeing that (on a neutral field)
One more stop and we can't do it
This loss is 1000000% on Cumbie. Like all our other losses. Absolutely crushing loss.
Crumbie is a down and out loser coach and the conference is punishing Jech for leaving. Easily a cheated game by the officials.
There were some awful calls to be sure but they didn't force us to call bad plays. I really don't believe a coach at this level makes calls this bad if it's not on purpose. I started to believe that about Holtz too. The decisions were so so bad. And here we are again.
Totally disagree. "1000000% on Cumbie" BS. Worse officating game I have ever witnessed. And it made a difference.
BS targeting call, block in the back, fumbled snap on a kick.
Combine those with some dumb clock management and questionable play calls, and Tech was lucky to keep it as close as they did.
I truly don’t understand what the kid should have done in the targeting play. Lower his head to avoid helmet to helmet? That would draw a flag. Stop and shake the QB’s hand and ask him to surrender? I’d like a ref to explain what he did wrong and what he should have done instead.
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