That wasn't a bad bounce. It bounced literally RIGHT to a BYU player who decided

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Nov 17, 2024
8:33:47am

COACHdrn Truly Addicted User

... He didn't want to grab it.

It was actually a perfect bounce. Not a bad bounce.

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COACHdrn

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For all the hand ringing the game was lost on an unlucky bounce.

stonecougar

8:29am

It was an unlucky bounce but we still should’ve won

HimmerFredette

8:30am

It was lost by fade and long stupid drives that didn't get TDs

88Coug

8:31am

Beg to differ—the game was lost when we threw a pick on first and goal at the 5.

al3124

8:32am

^^^^THIS

carcoug

8:35am

Yep, I said when that happened, this is going to cost us big time and may not

Mitty

11:55am

That wasn't a bad bounce. It bounced literally RIGHT to a BYU player who decided

COACHdrn

8:33am

It was Robinson who had it pop out of him.

Magneto

8:35am

Yes. Robinson decided he wanted to fumble it. He clearly decided NOT secure the bad bounce. All his actions showed that

Spiff

8:56am

How can you say it was a "bad" bounce? It was a perfect bounce right to him.

COACHdrn

9:04am

Exactly. And like you said he decided not to recover it. Footballs can only bounce one time. It was perfect. Right to

Spiff

9:07am

Or Glasker could’ve just held onto the ball 2 plays earlier for an INT.

Magneto

8:34am

It wasn't just bad luck, the D was completely unprepared for that option.

Mitty

11:54am

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