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  • ThomasFremont
    ThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325

    Brock called him out. Said you don't take chances like that at this level... kicking it would have pinned Stanford on their own 10( or not) and Stanford would not have moved the ball the way the UW defense was playing.

    He should tread lightly or he may get his brother fired.

    Other than the 47 yards they moved it to score

    But still
    I like to pretend 47 yard scoring drives are as easy as 80+ yard scoring drives.
    I like to say that a 47 yard drive is "not moving the ball the way the Husky defense was playing"

    But still

    If you drive 47 yards from your 20 you are at the Husky 33 yard line.
    I like to pretend the 33 yard line = the end zone. I like to do that.
  • chuck
    chuck Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 11,805 Swaye's Wigwam

    Brock called him out. Said you don't take chances like that at this level... kicking it would have pinned Stanford on their own 10( or not) and Stanford would not have moved the ball the way the UW defense was playing.

    He should tread lightly or he may get his brother fired.

    Other than the 47 yards they moved it to score

    But still
    I like to pretend 47 yard scoring drives are as easy as 80+ yard scoring drives.
    I like to say that a 47 yard drive is "not moving the ball the way the Husky defense was playing"

    But still

    If you drive 47 yards from your 20 you are at the Husky 33 yard line.
    I like to pretend the 33 yard line = the end zone. I like to do that.
    I like to pretend that the only factual thing to work with in this debate isn't the ease with which they moved 47 yards after the fake.

    Speculate all you want, but I tend to believe that if they could move it from the 47, they would probably move it from the 10 (if that's where they ended up). It's not like the UW defense was shutting Stanford down all game. They moved the ball pretty well, and it gets more difficult for a defense that spends most of the game on the field to shut down the offense as the game goes on, not easier.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 115,434 Founders Club

    Brock called him out. Said you don't take chances like that at this level... kicking it would have pinned Stanford on their own 10( or not) and Stanford would not have moved the ball the way the UW defense was playing.

    He should tread lightly or he may get his brother fired.

    Other than the 47 yards they moved it to score

    But still
    I like to pretend 47 yard scoring drives are as easy as 80+ yard scoring drives.
    I like to say that a 47 yard drive is "not moving the ball the way the Husky defense was playing"

    But still

    If you drive 47 yards from your 20 you are at the Husky 33 yard line.
    I like to pretend the 33 yard line = the end zone. I like to do that.
    I like to pretend Stanford needed a TD

    They didn't

    But still
  • ThomasFremont
    ThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325
    chuck said:

    Brock called him out. Said you don't take chances like that at this level... kicking it would have pinned Stanford on their own 10( or not) and Stanford would not have moved the ball the way the UW defense was playing.

    He should tread lightly or he may get his brother fired.

    Other than the 47 yards they moved it to score

    But still
    I like to pretend 47 yard scoring drives are as easy as 80+ yard scoring drives.
    I like to say that a 47 yard drive is "not moving the ball the way the Husky defense was playing"

    But still

    If you drive 47 yards from your 20 you are at the Husky 33 yard line.
    I like to pretend the 33 yard line = the end zone. I like to do that.
    I like to pretend that the only factual thing to work with in this debate isn't the ease with which they moved 47 yards after the fake.

    Speculate all you want, but I tend to believe that if they could move it from the 47, they would probably move it from the 10 (if that's where they ended up). It's not like the UW defense was shutting Stanford down all game. They moved the ball pretty well, and it gets more difficult for a defense that spends most of the game on the field to shut down the offense as the game goes on, not easier.
    I like to pretend that the OC is as aggressive when he's pinned inside the 20 as he is when he gets outstanding starting field position off a huge momentum turn.

    Do you have a point?
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 115,434 Founders Club
    chuck said:

    Brock called him out. Said you don't take chances like that at this level... kicking it would have pinned Stanford on their own 10( or not) and Stanford would not have moved the ball the way the UW defense was playing.

    He should tread lightly or he may get his brother fired.

    Other than the 47 yards they moved it to score

    But still
    I like to pretend 47 yard scoring drives are as easy as 80+ yard scoring drives.
    I like to say that a 47 yard drive is "not moving the ball the way the Husky defense was playing"

    But still

    If you drive 47 yards from your 20 you are at the Husky 33 yard line.
    I like to pretend the 33 yard line = the end zone. I like to do that.
    I like to pretend that the only factual thing to work with in this debate isn't the ease with which they moved 47 yards after the fake.

    Speculate all you want, but I tend to believe that if they could move it from the 47, they would probably move it from the 10 (if that's where they ended up). It's not like the UW defense was shutting Stanford down all game. They moved the ball pretty well, and it gets more difficult for a defense that spends most of the game on the field to shut down the offense as the game goes on, not easier.
    Yes
  • TierbsHsotBoobs
    TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680

    Brock called him out. Said you don't take chances like that at this level... kicking it would have pinned Stanford on their own 10( or not) and Stanford would not have moved the ball the way the UW defense was playing.

    He should tread lightly or he may get his brother fired.

    Other than the 47 yards they moved it to score

    But still
    I like to pretend 47 yard scoring drives are as easy as 80+ yard scoring drives.
    I like to say that a 47 yard drive is "not moving the ball the way the Husky defense was playing"

    But still

    If you drive 47 yards from your 20 you are at the Husky 33 yard line.
    I like to pretend the 33 yard line = the end zone. I like to do that.
    I like to pretend Stanford needed a TD

    They didn't

    But still
    I also like to ignore how UW was in field goal range when they needed a touchdown at the end.

    CHRIST

  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 115,434 Founders Club

    chuck said:

    Brock called him out. Said you don't take chances like that at this level... kicking it would have pinned Stanford on their own 10( or not) and Stanford would not have moved the ball the way the UW defense was playing.

    He should tread lightly or he may get his brother fired.

    Other than the 47 yards they moved it to score

    But still
    I like to pretend 47 yard scoring drives are as easy as 80+ yard scoring drives.
    I like to say that a 47 yard drive is "not moving the ball the way the Husky defense was playing"

    But still

    If you drive 47 yards from your 20 you are at the Husky 33 yard line.
    I like to pretend the 33 yard line = the end zone. I like to do that.
    I like to pretend that the only factual thing to work with in this debate isn't the ease with which they moved 47 yards after the fake.

    Speculate all you want, but I tend to believe that if they could move it from the 47, they would probably move it from the 10 (if that's where they ended up). It's not like the UW defense was shutting Stanford down all game. They moved the ball pretty well, and it gets more difficult for a defense that spends most of the game on the field to shut down the offense as the game goes on, not easier.
    I like to pretend that the OC is as aggressive when he's pinned inside the 20 as he is when he gets outstanding starting field position off a huge momentum turn.

    Do you have a point?
    My original point

    UW wasn't shutting Stanford down

    They drove 47 yards
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 115,434 Founders Club

    Brock called him out. Said you don't take chances like that at this level... kicking it would have pinned Stanford on their own 10( or not) and Stanford would not have moved the ball the way the UW defense was playing.

    He should tread lightly or he may get his brother fired.

    Other than the 47 yards they moved it to score

    But still
    I like to pretend 47 yard scoring drives are as easy as 80+ yard scoring drives.
    I like to say that a 47 yard drive is "not moving the ball the way the Husky defense was playing"

    But still

    If you drive 47 yards from your 20 you are at the Husky 33 yard line.
    I like to pretend the 33 yard line = the end zone. I like to do that.
    I like to pretend Stanford needed a TD

    They didn't

    But still
    I also like to ignore how UW was in field goal range when they needed a touchdown at the end.

    CHRIST

    So now we're extending this hypothetical even further

    Seems a lot like pressing now
  • TierbsHsotBoobs
    TierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680

    Brock called him out. Said you don't take chances like that at this level... kicking it would have pinned Stanford on their own 10( or not) and Stanford would not have moved the ball the way the UW defense was playing.

    He should tread lightly or he may get his brother fired.

    Other than the 47 yards they moved it to score

    But still
    I like to pretend 47 yard scoring drives are as easy as 80+ yard scoring drives.
    I like to say that a 47 yard drive is "not moving the ball the way the Husky defense was playing"

    But still

    If you drive 47 yards from your 20 you are at the Husky 33 yard line.
    I like to pretend the 33 yard line = the end zone. I like to do that.
    I like to pretend Stanford needed a TD

    They didn't

    But still
    I also like to ignore how UW was in field goal range when they needed a touchdown at the end.

    CHRIST

    So now we're extending this hypothetical even further

    Seems a lot like pressing now
    image
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 115,434 Founders Club

    Brock called him out. Said you don't take chances like that at this level... kicking it would have pinned Stanford on their own 10( or not) and Stanford would not have moved the ball the way the UW defense was playing.

    He should tread lightly or he may get his brother fired.

    Other than the 47 yards they moved it to score

    But still
    I like to pretend 47 yard scoring drives are as easy as 80+ yard scoring drives.
    I like to say that a 47 yard drive is "not moving the ball the way the Husky defense was playing"

    But still

    If you drive 47 yards from your 20 you are at the Husky 33 yard line.
    I like to pretend the 33 yard line = the end zone. I like to do that.
    I like to pretend Stanford needed a TD

    They didn't

    But still
    I also like to ignore how UW was in field goal range when they needed a touchdown at the end.

    CHRIST

    So now we're extending this hypothetical even further

    Seems a lot like pressing now
    image
    Great irrelevant graph as always

    Maybe you should see what this discussion is about first, then pop off