75 yards in the 2nd half

I don’t want to see Lofton getting the ball on critical downs. I’ve seen enough over the last two years. He’s just not clutch.
He's just not good if we sre being honest. He scored a TD on a great play call. Not because he's a great player. That is his role. He tried to make him a feature and the results were awful.
 
Went up 31-7 with 9 mins to go in the 3rd quarter.

Then the next 5 drives we got 0 first downs, and ran 15 plays for 17 yards.

How is that even possible?

That game should’ve been like 55-10.
That’s the final score if Damon Wilson doesn’t rough Lopez on the play Toure murdered that guy and we recovered the fumble.
 
The run game was starting to look pretty solid, Marty gets hurt and the run game disappears again. Did all the injuries shake the team and they checked out after 31-7 with 9 minutes left in the 3rd??
The play he got hurt on…I don’t think we’d seen that all year. It was such a divergence from what we normally run.
 
Big Mo is a real thing. We lost it and they had it, and a million things went wrong for us with injuries, penalties, **** refs. And despite them having every ounce of momentum in a sport where momentum is more of a factor than ANY other sport, we won by two scores.
 
That was one of the more pathetic things I’ve ever witnessed. It’s either point shaving or Dawson is legitimately a moron and we are going nowhere
 
We got taken to the final 7 minutes of a game by Wake Forest. In Football.

Maybe they're a good squad?
Maybe they have good coaching?
Maybe Mensah was hurt and our coaches didn't want to expose?
Maybe missing Toney and Brown affected the offense?
Maybe Wake's coaches were smart enough to exploit our injuries on both sides plus being uncomfortable?
Wake is not a top 10 team but they some players good enough to exploit our weaknesses.
Some of us tried to warn, but too many you were riding the 56-14 type of predictions.
 
Maybe they're a good squad?
Maybe they have good coaching?
Maybe Mensah was hurt and our coaches didn't want to expose?
Maybe missing Toney and Brown affected the offense?
Maybe Wake's coaches were smart enough to exploit our injuries on both sides plus being uncomfortable?
Wake is not a top 10 team but they some players good enough to exploit our weaknesses.
Some of us tried to warn, but too many you were riding the 56-14 type of predictions.

I mean, to each its own. We all have a perspective of how the game went. In my eyes, Wake left 21 points on the board due to penalties and poor 4th down execution. We left 4 by not being able to get a touchdown before half and taking the FG. Those 21 points vs our 4 means we lose the game....to Wake Forest....in Football.

Now, im in the "a win is a win" group. I just like clarity and this was anything but. Me personally, im simply happy after last year. If we were to just be a 10 win team for the next 3 year...I'd be ok with that. I got to see Miami in a Championship game again before I die. Lol

So, again, just perspectives, but I dont view Wake as a team we should be in a dogfight with at this stage of the game.
 
Maybe they're a good squad?
Maybe they have good coaching?
Maybe Mensah was hurt and our coaches didn't want to expose?
Maybe missing Toney and Brown affected the offense?
Maybe Wake's coaches were smart enough to exploit our injuries on both sides plus being uncomfortable?
Wake is not a top 10 team but they some players good enough to exploit our weaknesses.
Some of us tried to warn, but too many you were riding the 56-14 type of predictions.
A 50 million dollar roster vs. a 20 million dollar roster.
This team thought it was over up 31-7 and figured they were going to sit on the bench for 3 weeks in a row.
17 yards to finish the game offensively
OL got worse as the game went on
Apparently, knowing how to tackle takes years of practice.
Apparently, having all those guys play the past two weeks means nothing because without the starters, we ain't ****.
Says a lot about the future of this team going forward this season if any of the few main dudes go down.
 
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