Just rewatched the game

[SA Cane]

Is Ray Lewis Jr. still on the team

 

[Klamalama]

If you don't think the coaches cost us that game, then you're down right retarded.

Golden went into full blown bend dont break defense coming out of the half. Our defense was getting shredded the whole second half and we never adjusted to what they were doing.

Offense stayed aggressive up until the middle to end of the 3rd. We started going into a shell and by the 4th quarter you could just see, Golden was no longer interested in attacking FSU, he wanted to run out the clock and eek out the win which in turn gave FSU the ball more and allowed them to chip away at our lead.

The mental mistakes while they hurt, were not the deciding factor. It was our lack of adjustments to what FSU was doing in the second half, and playing straight into their hands by becoming passive on defense and offense. Also not finding a way to get to Winston hurt as he had all ****ing day to throw.

Bottom line, Golden clammed up, and once again failed to adjust to what the opponent was throwing at him. Same exact problems against UL, Nebraska, and GT.

Oh so it was the coaches who fumbled twice, missed the tackles against Cook, and missed a field goal and extra point??? Got it

I must have missed that....thanks for the clarification

To carry that "logic" a bit further; corches don't play a down. Why even have any?

 

[Canes21]

If you don't think the coaches cost us that game, then you're down right retarded.

Golden went into full blown bend dont break defense coming out of the half. Our defense was getting shredded the whole second half and we never adjusted to what they were doing.

Offense stayed aggressive up until the middle to end of the 3rd. We started going into a shell and by the 4th quarter you could just see, Golden was no longer interested in attacking FSU, he wanted to run out the clock and eek out the win which in turn gave FSU the ball more and allowed them to chip away at our lead.

The mental mistakes while they hurt, were not the deciding factor. It was our lack of adjustments to what FSU was doing in the second half, and playing straight into their hands by becoming passive on defense and offense. Also not finding a way to get to Winston hurt as he had all ****ing day to throw.

Bottom line, Golden clammed up, and once again failed to adjust to what the opponent was throwing at him. Same exact problems against UL, Nebraska, and GT.

Oh so it was the coaches who fumbled twice, missed the tackles against Cook, and missed a field goal and extra point??? Got it

I must have missed that....thanks for the clarification

To carry that "logic" a bit further; corches don't play a down. Why even have any?

Coaches put the players in position to succeed, that is their job. The coaches did it last night. You just guys like Berrios dropping TD's, the TE's fumbling, the kicker missing, Kaaya going 6/17 in the 2nd half. It's not like the coaches were asking Kaaya to make ridiculous throws,. On over half his misthrows the target was open. He just missed.

 

[BALLHAWKU]

If you don't think the coaches cost us that game, then you're down right retarded.

Golden went into full blown bend dont break defense coming out of the half. Our defense was getting shredded the whole second half and we never adjusted to what they were doing.

Offense stayed aggressive up until the middle to end of the 3rd. We started going into a shell and by the 4th quarter you could just see, Golden was no longer interested in attacking FSU, he wanted to run out the clock and eek out the win which in turn gave FSU the ball more and allowed them to chip away at our lead.

The mental mistakes while they hurt, were not the deciding factor. It was our lack of adjustments to what FSU was doing in the second half, and playing straight into their hands by becoming passive on defense and offense. Also not finding a way to get to Winston hurt as he had all ****ing day to throw.

Bottom line, Golden clammed up, and once again failed to adjust to what the opponent was throwing at him. Same exact problems against UL, Nebraska, and GT.

Oh so it was the coaches who fumbled twice, missed the tackles against Cook, and missed a field goal and extra point??? Got it

I must have missed that....thanks for the clarification

This is not insidetheu where Chris is going to save you for people picking on you. This is not going to end well for you.

 

[Thoughtsoncanes]

GoRblen is a passive Pedo state ***g0t and he certainly coached like it in 2nd half.

Hope he gets the Ebola after we finish the season 6-6

/full rustle

 

[CanesAreAble]

Disagree about the defense. We played A LOT of man, and still brought pressure.

FSU's offense is just **** good. You can't really expect to held them far below 30 points. The fluke Karlos Williams TDs and dropped interceptionS didn't help.

Coley Montana was out there playing checkers in the second half, though. Made zero adjustments.

 

[imlive365]

Just watched the first half. And just realized how much that illegal formation hurt us
Would have been a first down

 

[Klamalama]

Just watched the first half. And just realized how much that illegal formation hurt us
Would have been a first down

Wait, I'm sure that the corches always tell the players to not lineup illegally, and to not get any penalties. Again, it must be the players fault.

 

[imlive365]

Just watched the first half. And just realized how much that illegal formation hurt us
Would have been a first down

Wait, I'm sure that the corches always tell the players to not lineup illegally, and to not get any penalties. Again, it must be the players fault.

Pretty sure the play clock was running down from kaaya looking at the sideline looking for a play call so the motion didn't have enough time. Could be wrong tho.

 

[jwayne]

The batted passes hurt the most IMO. The FG drive in the 2nd half; the batted pass before would've hit Dobard around the 15 and he could've scored.
Miami had opportunities to score on multiple 2nd half possessions.

 

[OzarCaneSaw]

K

If you don't think the coaches cost us that game, then you're down right retarded.

Golden went into full blown bend dont break defense coming out of the half. Our defense was getting shredded the whole second half and we never adjusted to what they were doing.

Offense stayed aggressive up until the middle to end of the 3rd. We started going into a shell and by the 4th quarter you could just see, Golden was no longer interested in attacking FSU, he wanted to run out the clock and eek out the win which in turn gave FSU the ball more and allowed them to chip away at our lead.

The mental mistakes while they hurt, were not the deciding factor. It was our lack of adjustments to what FSU was doing in the second half, and playing straight into their hands by becoming passive on defense and offense. Also not finding a way to get to Winston hurt as he had all ****ing day to throw.

Bottom line, Golden clammed up, and once again failed to adjust to what the opponent was throwing at him. Same exact problems against UL, Nebraska, and GT.

Oh so it was the coaches who fumbled twice, missed the tackles against Cook, and missed a field goal and extra point??? Got it

I must have missed that....thanks for the clarification

The same can be said for FSU. Lane dropped a sure td, ref missed an obvious pi call on Crawford, Darby gave up big plays to Dorsett, Wilson threw a pick, Cook fumbled, Bobo Wison fumbled and what they still won. Why? Because The players refused to lose. Why? Because Jimbo refused to lose. He kept attacking because he and his team wanted it more and it showed in how they played in the 2nd half. On the other hand Golden gets comfortable and tries not to lose with 30 minutes left in the game up by 13 instead of going for the kill shot. Read and compare the post game comments from our players and FSU players. FSU players we know we would win, we expected to win. UM we fought hard, we were almost there. Players take on the personality of their coach.

Excellent examples. Fsu had opportunities, dropped sure td's, fumbled a bunch of times etc etc yet still won.

And came back from being down 23-7 with 2 1/2 quarters remaining. Stew on that. They beat us by 4 after spotting us 16.

 

[dstuart4]

If you don't think the coaches cost us that game, then you're down right retarded.

Golden went into full blown bend dont break defense coming out of the half. Our defense was getting shredded the whole second half and we never adjusted to what they were doing.

Offense stayed aggressive up until the middle to end of the 3rd. We started going into a shell and by the 4th quarter you could just see, Golden was no longer interested in attacking FSU, he wanted to run out the clock and eek out the win which in turn gave FSU the ball more and allowed them to chip away at our lead.

The mental mistakes while they hurt, were not the deciding factor. It was our lack of adjustments to what FSU was doing in the second half, and playing straight into their hands by becoming passive on defense and offense. Also not finding a way to get to Winston hurt as he had all ****ing day to throw.

Bottom line, Golden clammed up, and once again failed to adjust to what the opponent was throwing at him. Same exact problems against UL, Nebraska, and GT.

Oh so it was the coaches who fumbled twice, missed the tackles against Cook, and missed a field goal and extra point??? Got it

I must have missed that....thanks for the clarification

Who is it that schools these kids in the fundamentals like ball security and wrapping up? Oh yeah, that must be Donna's responsibility.