gounhwildcats
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Re: UNH at UMass-Lowell 12/1/12
1:00 to play in the second.
3-2 Cats
1:00 to play in the second.
3-2 Cats
I swear this is true: the moment I turn on WNTK and log in here, we score! Three times now this season...
I wouldn't call the football team's peformance today stunningly awful Dean -- I joined that one by radio late in the first quarter and it seemed pretty obvious that they were simply outclassed. S*** -- they had something like 460 yards rushing alone, and one guy had 3 TDs and 250 yards or so just by himself. I honestly thought they were lucky that it was 13-7 in the 3rd, due to Wofford turnovers and a TD off a fumble. Offense ended with zero on the day :-(
Hat's off to them though -- and especially to the seniors. They accomplished some very impressive things, in a classy way, and today's game does nothing to diminish that.
Look at the bright side. They'd have had fewer per series if 3rd down were the punting down, and those 460 were converted to meters instead.Well when all they do is rush and you can't figure out a way to stop it AND you had 2 weeks to prepare for them, I'd call that spectacularly awful. But I am Canadian and we are on the metric system here. Just sick of the McDonnell clown show. I swear that te am wins despite him, not because of him.
Look at the bright side. They'd have had fewer per series if 3rd down were the punting down, and those 460 were converted to meters instead.
True fact: Sean was a teammate of mine on my 1974 Lord Hall intramural street hockey team. So cut him some slack OK?![]()
Well when all they do is rush and you can't figure out a way to stop it AND you had 2 weeks to prepare for them, I'd call that spectacularly awful. But I am Canadian and we are on the metric system here. Just sick of the McDonnell clown show. I swear that team wins despite him, not because of him.
My take: it was simply a matter of design. Our defense (4-2-5) is not designed to stop a power running team. Bad matchup, and it ended up costing us a deep run in the playoffs. If we'd taken care of business against Towson, who knows? Maybe we get an easy home game against someone else...that's neither here nor there, of course. But we've never had a good defensive unit...good PLAYERS here and there, but as a whole, our defense hasn't been the calling card of UNH football in this past decade.
True enough. You look at the points given up per game -- even in ones they won -- and it's pretty stunning.My take: it was simply a matter of design. Our defense (4-2-5) is not designed to stop a power running team. Bad matchup, and it ended up costing us a deep run in the playoffs. If we'd taken care of business against Towson, who knows? Maybe we get an easy home game against someone else...that's neither here nor there, of course. But we've never had a good defensive unit...good PLAYERS here and there, but as a whole, our defense hasn't been the calling card of UNH football in this past decade.