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The answer is - trot him out and let him run. We're going to need him to perform next year - so in times of adversity - it's funny how those forced into a situation - show us what they have. Our OC was threading a needle - and may have could turned it up a bit earlier in the game - but when he...

I stated that the players would be playing lights out to help the kid out. They wanted him to win, and THEN they wanted themselves to win. Prove me wrong.

First game. He made the throws once they stopped with the piddly crap passes. You know - the ones that really counted.

We won the game. He plan wasn't too bad. I too, wish he'd have turned the kid loose earlier - but that constant pounding paid off - all the way to the end. Had to be pretty confident for the 2-point conversion - and that really put the pressure on Clemson.

That's that lady that was a very good, very successful OSS agent for Donovan in WWII.