After going nowhere on Borghi’s fist two carries, the Cougs faced 3rd and 10. JDL delivered. IMO, set the tone for the rest of the night.
I thought the same thing, really important play.After going nowhere on Borghi’s fist two carries, the Cougs faced 3rd and 10. JDL delivered. IMO, set the tone for the rest of the night.
uw was competitive during the coin flip.After going nowhere on Borghi’s fist two carries, the Cougs faced 3rd and 10. JDL delivered. IMO, set the tone for the rest of the night.
I initially thought the same thing. But then I realized they were doing the smart thing: sticking with what worked.I just really loved the play calling and the execution throughout. Running first, high percentage passes, no turnovers. Getting first down on first and second downs, rarely getting to third down. I was a little surprised we didn't test them deep at some point, but I assume there was a matchup they didn't like.
unlike the UW WRs, who were epically bad last night. How many drops after being hit right in both hands with the football? To me, that's the same as a RB who can't hold onto the ball and you'd find yourself riding the pine if I was the coach.all the receivers had big games. Not 1 drop and some very clutch catches.