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Message: [QUOTE="Scooch, post: 5509305, member: 628"] Yup, there's no such thing as playing a "mistake free" game. That's why I hate when folks suggest a team has to play "mistake free" to pull an upset. It's not possible. Mistakes happen. Lots of them. Even when a team plays well and wins. Our D missed tackles and blew some assignments, particularly on some drives in the first half. Our receivers dropped some catchable balls (they also made some sick catches as well, mind you). We had a multitude of passes batted down at the LOS. And there were a couple really bad penalties. Thing is, Clemson made a ton of mistakes too. None of this stuff happens in a vacuum. I think the key to winning football games is to limit your mistakes as much as possible, and overcome the ones you inevitably make. I'd say more football games are lost than won, if that makes sense? Yesterday, SU won. [/QUOTE]