Oct 24, 2024
1:12:44pm
1:12:44pm
Sure, just discount Utah's advantages in money, quality of recruits, and greater depth and we can blame playing tight.
Playing tight might have been part of it, but there's a lot more to it.
From my experience the kinds of missions that Navy Seals, Delta Force, Marine Recon, Special Forces, etc. go on all have the same inherent risk factors and relatively the same chance of severe injury or death. So why does one, and only one, of those groups have a far higher casualty rate than the others? Is it because they are going into their missions "paying tight" per se? Not the conclusion we came to.
From my experience the kinds of missions that Navy Seals, Delta Force, Marine Recon, Special Forces, etc. go on all have the same inherent risk factors and relatively the same chance of severe injury or death. So why does one, and only one, of those groups have a far higher casualty rate than the others? Is it because they are going into their missions "paying tight" per se? Not the conclusion we came to.
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I wouldn't say we are cocky. At the same time I would say we overlooked Oklahoma State and it was embarrassing.
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So we didn't play assignment sound and we had 3 terrible turnovers in the first half (including possibly the dumbest
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I think you're kind of missing the point. All across the board, offense and defense, we made mistakes that have been
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