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Quote Originally Posted by ApocalypseLater:
yes they do! they lie all the time, when it comes to boxscores... and in many other phases of life...
QL made some very good points... i will add a couple more: despite all of the supposed running game domination, Wisconsin only scored 1 TD prior to the final ("conceded") TD... and that one was set up by a long passing play, not the running game... on the last drive, TCU was playing soft to avoid giving up a fluke long passing play... they knew the worst case scenario was going to be OT, and that even if they did give up a TD plus the 2-pointer, they would still have a shot of going down the field and getting a FG before time expired... they played the percentages, and ultimately it worked...
i had no doubt TCU was going to win in OT, so i was hoping to God Wisconsin would convert that 2-pointer... but i didn't expect that they would... TCU is simply too good for a team like Wisconsin...
the numbers don't begin to tell the story... you have to watch the game, and know what you're watching... beyond that, we will agree to disagree...
Neither you or KittyKatz 286 has replied to my question of what is an ISO play GENIUS?
yes they do! they lie all the time, when it comes to boxscores... and in many other phases of life...
QL made some very good points... i will add a couple more: despite all of the supposed running game domination, Wisconsin only scored 1 TD prior to the final ("conceded") TD... and that one was set up by a long passing play, not the running game... on the last drive, TCU was playing soft to avoid giving up a fluke long passing play... they knew the worst case scenario was going to be OT, and that even if they did give up a TD plus the 2-pointer, they would still have a shot of going down the field and getting a FG before time expired... they played the percentages, and ultimately it worked...
i had no doubt TCU was going to win in OT, so i was hoping to God Wisconsin would convert that 2-pointer... but i didn't expect that they would... TCU is simply too good for a team like Wisconsin...
the numbers don't begin to tell the story... you have to watch the game, and know what you're watching... beyond that, we will agree to disagree...
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Are you serious? That was by far Wisconsin's worst game and effort of the year, even worse then their loss at Mich St. On the other hand, TCU played their best game in two years. It must have been like TCU's superbowl playing such a big school as Wisconsin. The pinnicle of TCU's history. I suppose Wisconsin didn't show up because they were disappointed in playing such a small school as TCU. No motivation on Wisconsin's sideline. They would have much rather played another BCS school.
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