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Anybody ambitious enough to go on the UNLV board and see what they are saying about the roughing the passer call?
I actually thought it was done out of fear.I thought UNLV taking a knee to run out the clock was incredibly arrogant.
They were so certain they could win in overtime that it wasn’t worth even trying.
Things like that often bite you in the butt- thank god.
fran said after the game that the blocked punt happened because 2 of our players never blocked their man. He said they forgot the details of what they were supposed to do.
regardless, this team can still have a really special season if we improve special teams (maybe some blockers need to be replaced!), get back Marlowe Wax and hopefully Yazeed.
It was reported as 300K. Believe that was in a Post Standard article a couple of days ago. Might have been the DO but I don’t think so.Did UNLV pay Syracuse for the home game?
Anybody ambitious enough to go on the UNLV board and see what they are saying about the roughing the passer call?
"Neutral" fans on Reddit and Twitter are crying about it being a bad call saying UNLV was robbed. Heck em.
That's awesome!
There would have been one sack but the guy got called for a face mask on Kyle.63 passes and the stats say no sacks.
Yup... something askew there.
Allen is very different than Rhodes
Gear up for this type of game the rest of the year. This team has talent but not enough to where we are going into any game with a relaxed sit back and enjoy. The rollercoaster is here to stay.
The offense is solid at times. Getting OG back in the mix was huge, we miss Zeed Haynes badly (is he coming back?), Pena has been the MVP for this team (I know everyone says McCord), and Willis looks like he can be next.
LQA doesn’t have the jiggle or run away speed that we’ve seen in the past, but man is he tough as nails, a huge threat in the passing game and reliable as hell.
Defensively there are just too many issues to address for any coach. It sucks to admit but the dline lacks any pass rush or push on run plays to allow LBs to fill the gaps, LBs are slow and don’t anticipate to fill gaps, and our defensive backs are terrible angles and suck at tackling. And those are just the surface level issues.
The rollercoaster is here to stay. We are all Monday Morning QB while we sit back and watch what we believe is the best coaching moves. Enjoy the ride.
When you leap and lean in on the purpose of diving for the head and neck…. It should be an ejection. They did it several times….. unlv got lucky with most of them as well as the blocking in the back and holding calls that never took place.McCord took a shot in the head/neck area so people can call it whatever they want but it
was a penalty.
My impression was the TV ref guy was a little surprised targeting didn’t stand because it was in the head and neck area.
The UNLV QB, transferred to UNLV, been with team since Jan., played 41 games at Campbell leaving as the programs career leader in passing yards and TDs. Narrowly lost the QB competition to the guy who left. He was not exactly a kid new to college footballI actually thought it was done out of fear.
they have a new/unproven guy at QB, and while he was playing well, has never faced that situation before. With the clock a factor on his mind, what if he tries to squeeze a ball in there and Cinco comes away with a pick six everyone is screaming why not play for OT?
if Fran did that with McCord I’d have been furious. but with a guy in his second FBS start, and first with any late game pressure? I’m not sure what I’d have done. I’d probably have tried a tunnel screen to White and seen if that popped something for us. But assuming not a kneel was my next playcall
I would give him a some NIL money for next yearThe UNLV QB, transferred to UNLV, been with team since Jan., played 41 games at Campbell leaving as the programs career leader in passing yards and TDs. Narrowly lost the QB competition to the guy who left. He was not exactly a kid new to college football