It seems like it is pretty difficult to throttle a team for a full game.

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Oct 3, 2024
12:13:35pm

byusage Truly Addicted User

It seems like it is pretty difficult to throttle a team for a full game.

Especially when both sides have good athletes and good coaches like you see in the Big 12. Teams aren't just going to lay down.

I have seen several games this season- not just BYU games where the other team makes a comeback from several scores down. There are many reasons for it and I don't think it is just that the coaching was bad.

This is the Big 12.

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I've been thinking about this post. I can buy that ARod stayed aggressive and Baylor made adjustments. But as a coach,

unctoothman To extract or not to extract..

Oct 3, 11:25am

Maybe its just a perception thing, but it does seem like the opponent coaches

bald man

Oct 3, 11:31am

Isn’t that called Game Theory? Maybe they need a Game Theorist on staff.

RocketCoug

Oct 3, 11:34am

It didn't help that we had a replacement at Center as well

Jericho

Oct 3, 11:37am

I suggest you watch the 3rd Q again. Basically, thru to 13 minutes left in 4th

rcbyufan

Oct 3, 11:44am

"Here is our plan to counteract their unknown changes....."

mudpupper

Oct 3, 11:44am

Changes are known after a series or two aren’t they?

Beggar

Oct 3, 11:46am

I thought he was talking about their halftime adjustments.

mudpupper

Oct 3, 11:52am

It seems like it is pretty difficult to throttle a team for a full game.

byusage

Oct 3, 12:13pm

Sometimes it’s not strategy, it’s execution.

CasualFan

Oct 3, 2:20pm

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