grizjumps45
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I mean seriously at that point it’s just kind’ve ridiculous and something that i can’t even begin to comprehend. How as a winning program do you even sign a kicker who can only make 35 yarders?
you can bet that will haunt the redbird's coach for the rest of his life...kind of like pete carrol's super bowl play call lol....Or HC decision-making. When you don't have kicking talent, you use other talent.
I would say Pete Carrol's decision to pass the ball is about 100x worse than ISU's decision to try to kick the game winner. It wasn't the kicker's fault MSU was able to get around the line and block the kick.you can bet that will haunt the redbird's coach for the rest of his life...kind of like pete carrol's super bowl play call lol....
I mean seriously at that point it’s just kind’ve ridiculous and something that i can’t even begin to comprehend. How as a winning program do you even sign a kicker who can only make 35 yarders?
well the stakes were certainly higher and a world wide audience so yea was perhaps the biggest coaching blunder in history lol. especially when you had the beast who was unstoppable at that point...still with how the redbirds were moving the ball it seemed like a given they would pick up the less than a yard needed....I did appreciate the coach saying there were like 10 different plays along the way that resulted in losing not just that single play altho at the time it really came down to that one play so it is the one he and the kicker will be remembered for...nobody remembers the snapper or the holder just the kicker....I would say Pete Carrol's decision to pass the ball is about 100x worse than ISU's decision to try to kick the game winner. It wasn't the kicker's fault MSU was able to get around the line and block the kick.
Or Bobby's(or whoever made the bone-headed fucking call)in the 2018 scat game in WGS to run the same play with Freshman RB Adam Eastwood, after the scats called a time out to figure out what the Griz would play. Scats forced a fumble that cost the Griz the game.you can bet that will haunt the redbird's coach for the rest of his life...kind of like pete carrol's super bowl play call lol....
I don’t see how those three guys weren’t spending every waking moment together getting this shit right. It’s why in the nfl your holder is usually your punter, those three knuckleheads are kindve like pole vaulters in track they are doing their own sport within a sport. They should be have that shit down especially by week 18It wasn't just the kicker, it was the whole unit. The Long Snapper and the Holder were just as bad and played a large part in that debacle as well.
Long snapper.....like the Idaho State game in Holt where he snapped the ball over the kickers head, Griz recovered, scooped and scored, winning the game. Mike Kramer had some pretty choice words following that game, like "I'm surprised there wasn't a hole in the wall" as the ball was THAT hard of a snap. Laughed my ass off reading that in the Idaho State Journal.It wasn't just the kicker, it was the whole unit. The Long Snapper and the Holder were just as bad and played a large part in that debacle as well.
but only the kicker and coach will be remembered for it...It wasn't just the kicker, it was the whole unit. The Long Snapper and the Holder were just as bad and played a large part in that debacle as well.
Ill never forget the look of fear on the kickers face. I have never seen a more terrified individual on the gridiron.but only the kicker and coach will be remembered for it...
No, that's why they should have gone for it on 4th down.The whole operation was off. That is why they should have been practicing throughout the game. At a minimum they should be doing a couple of practice snaps and practice kicks into the net whenever the offense crosses the 50 and it is 2nd and 3rd down.
Both statements can be true, it isn’t an either or scenario.No, that's why they should have gone for it on 4th down.
Yes we definitely had some issues there in the past! Glad that seems to be behind us for now.The Cats special teams were just as bad (maybe worse) several years ago.