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Remarkable statistic:
Prior to Western Michigan, college football teams were 110,352 - 0 when leading after the end of regulation, dating back to 1869.
If one of your beautiful children was nervous about a big sporting event / musical performance / test at school, and they found peace in a story about Christ, would you tell your child to stop comparing their 2nd grade test score to Jesus?
I need thee every hour, unless we played football in that hour. In which case I am not allowed to need thee.
Delete your account. Find a new profession.
A young college kid drew inspiration from Jesus Christ in relation to his life’s current trials and tribulations, and you publicly minimized that for him.
Pathetic tweet from a small man.
Utah fan critical of local mission president because BYU 5 star QB is serving there.
There’s really nothing like the BYU-Utah rivalry.
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Slowly recovering enough to think about it again. I’m still confused about the final drive.
After Bear’s keeper to get us out of the endzone, why didn’t BYU call timeout and then run a 2 min drill style offense?
They let the clock run after 1st down. Why? My best guess is that BYU wanted to limit how much time UCF would have, if they end up punting.
But then we ran it up the middle on 2nd and long, with a minute left. Weird, but okay, they’re just playing for overtime and are going to let the clock go down.
But then BYU called timeout? So now the clock is stopped and we get one more play. 3rd and long. Surely a pass play!
But BYU runs again? UCF calls the obvious timeout and BYU punts from the endzone with a minute left.
I’ve never been a football coach. Can anyone explain what the objective was?
But shouldn’t the clock have kept running when they recovered the blocked kick?
Clock would only stop on an incomplete pass or a 1st down. Why did it require a 10 second runoff for the game to be over?
One thing is clear— BYU can’t give UCF the ball at the end of the game with a chance to win.
Unlike last week, the BYU defense has no answers and is unable to stop UCF in any situation
Does Tech losing help BYU because:
-Cincy is better as an opponent
-Opens up the CCG to BYU with a loss
Or?
