which you can go for. And he had a lot of green in front of him. Brock is watching from a Birds Eye view he knew.
It was catchable. The holding call a play earlier was killer.
I’ll go back and rewatch it but from what I remember it was the type of play that could be made but would have taken a perfect pass and throw but it would have essentially ensured at worst a tie and OT. I’m not going to fault him for making a split second decision that doesn’t work out.
Thats the problem. He doesn’t make the right decision too often in those cases. Worse (as appears to have been the case on this play), he decides, but doesn’t fully commit…and then second-guesses and does something different. If he’d make a decision and then just go with it, he’d be more effective
The holding calls all game were killer. Along with the bullshit spots. But luckily they also called UW for holding stone and jacks…..oh wait never mind.
My thoughts exactly! Second down and 2 yards to go from the mutt 44 yard line, and we get a holding call. So was that the zebras first official nod to the team that was supposed to win the game for the conference or was it a good call?
I agree.
Yep. There surely was someone wide open for a first down not pictured on the screen he should have seen if his head wasn’t up his arse.
I am not a big conspiracy person, but there were probably 4 PI’s where their DB chopped down before the ball made it to the receiver . The TD catch just before half the receiver was hit before the ball arrived .
Yes it was. And I bet if you go back and look at the full game replay you would find 5-6 times that Ward was hit after releasing the ball that was worse than this. And not one of them was called. When things happen time after time you (generically, not you specifically) need to start moving from conspiracy theory to facing a reality. Meaning, time to fire some PAC 2 officials.
Pass rushers were beating Tialavea like a rented mule. The hold calls were legit.
There was a great one that I think was the play where they completed to westover on 3rd & long. Jackson had beaten their tackle, and the RT had both arms out hanging onto BJ’s shoulder and arm. Full extension. Directly in front of the umpire, clearly affecting his chance at Penix, and the umpire had an unobstructed view. Clear as day at full speed, even worse when they showed the replay to show ‘how calm Penix is under pressure.’ No flag. No mention by the announcers.
He got drilled late on the first pick. That’s a PF 99/100 times. No way they were waving it off.
Agreed. Didn’t have a problem with most of the holding calls on us. The one late seemed…predetermined…we need to slow this drive down type of shit.
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Looks to me like a pretty likely 8 yards if he tucked and ran.Great picture in this article of what Cam was looking at on 3 and 11. In hindsight he said he should have run. Victor is further down field and not in the picture.
Washington State rewind: Cougs missed too many opportunities on offense to beat UW
PULLMAN – A sneaky play, a what-could-have-been thing happened with under a minute to go in Saturday’s Apple Cup.
