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Re: Hawaii bowl

2019-12-26T14:59:01-06:00

The entire ball must pass through the vertical plane of the goal, which is the area above the crossbar and between the uprights or, if above the uprights, between their outside edges

Statistics: Posted by Crusermike — Thu Dec 26, 2019 2:59 pm

Re: Hawaii bowl

2019-12-26T09:56:20-06:00

That field goal went right over the upright. Now they've just randomly took 10 points off the board for BYU in the second half.
I've never seen the kicker calling it good but the refs call it bad.

Actually, I think the ball has to be completely within the upright. So the refs may have got that one right...

Statistics: Posted by BroncoBot — Thu Dec 26, 2019 9:56 am

Re: Hawaii bowl

2019-12-25T23:56:06-06:00

Yes, Wilson IS the obvious starter for next year. He's been starting and growing for two years, he's no longer young it'll be awesome! Ok, that'll be the line from ARod ... none of us should buy it.

Statistics: Posted by mtnradio — Wed Dec 25, 2019 11:56 pm

Re: Hawaii bowl

2019-12-25T21:50:39-06:00

I sure have lots of questions. Like:
1. How come ESPN doesn't have a single camera lined up with the goal line, let alone one from each side? Isn't that a requirement in the contract somewhere? Sheesh...
2. Why are the defensive coaches only able to make one adjustment per game, at halftime? The offense had the ball long enough to make a few changes... there are timeouts, other quarters, etc... An adjustment right after the Hawaii's first few drives the length of the field scores instead of letting them have four free early touchdowns would've been nice. Maybe even make another adjustment once they started hitting receivers down the field late in the game...
3. How come the offensive coaches can march down the field with 5-15 yard runs, and then just decide to stop doing that, not even on 3rd & 2? Shouldn't they see if Hawaii can figure out how to stop the plays before they just stop using them???
4. Does anyone still think Wilson is the obvious starter for next year?

I have more, but I've probably exceeded my rant quota for the last two games of the season.

Statistics: Posted by Sharper — Wed Dec 25, 2019 9:50 pm

Re: Hawaii bowl

2019-12-25T15:40:23-06:00

Well, I didn't waste my time watching the game. Honestly, I don't see myself watching many, if any, next season.

That’s where I’m at too. I missed a couple games this year and had lots better days because of it. It’s not my job to watch a crappy team that doesn’t even try to have a pass rush.

It’s not just losing the games it’s how they do it. BYU needs a driven coach trying to be successful in spite of the admin. This “yes man” love fest will lead to mediocrity at best.

I’m down on Holmoe, Sitake, Grimes, and Tuiaki. Not much to look forward to next season.

Statistics: Posted by CougarCrazy — Wed Dec 25, 2019 3:40 pm

Re: Hawaii bowl

2019-12-25T13:21:01-06:00

Much like the home crowds were up from recent years, the Hawaii bowl had the highest attendance since 2011 this season. The 2018 Hawaii Bowl reported 30,911 tickets were accounted for and a turnstile attendance of 27,837.
https://www.kitv.com/story/39689867/haw ... since-2011

Statistics: Posted by Fido — Wed Dec 25, 2019 1:21 pm

Re: Hawaii bowl

2019-12-25T14:27:02-06:00

Anyone still wanting any of these guys around needs a brain implant. Fire Sitake and the rest of his stinkin' staff. Oh wait, Holome - in his never ending brilliance - extended a 7-6 coach who lost to Toledo, South Florida, San Diego State and Hawaii.

And what do we have coming up next year? Utah. Michigan State. Arizona State. Minnesota. Missouri. Boise State. Stanford.

Hey, I'm sure Kalani & Co. are up to the challenge.

In a few year 7-6 is going to feel like a special season.
Like next year when we lose 10 or 11 games.

The next 2 years where 4 wins total is a possibility

Statistics: Posted by a1247 — Wed Dec 25, 2019 1:19 pm

Re: Hawaii bowl

2019-12-25T12:28:42-06:00

Anyone still wanting any of these guys around needs a brain implant. Fire Sitake and the rest of his stinkin' staff. Oh wait, Holome - in his never ending brilliance - extended a 7-6 coach who lost to Toledo, South Florida, San Diego State and Hawaii.

And what do we have coming up next year? Utah. Michigan State. Arizona State. Minnesota. Missouri. Boise State. Stanford.

Hey, I'm sure Kalani & Co. are up to the challenge.

In a few year 7-6 is going to feel like a special season.

Like next year when we lose 10 or 11 games.

Statistics: Posted by SpiffCoug — Wed Dec 25, 2019 12:28 pm

Re: Hawaii bowl

2019-12-25T10:57:46-06:00

Anyone still wanting any of these guys around needs a brain implant. Fire Sitake and the rest of his stinkin' staff. Oh wait, Holome - in his never ending brilliance - extended a 7-6 coach who lost to Toledo, South Florida, San Diego State and Hawaii.

And what do we have coming up next year? Utah. Michigan State. Arizona State. Minnesota. Missouri. Boise State. Stanford.

Hey, I'm sure Kalani & Co. are up to the challenge.

In a few year 7-6 is going to feel like a special season.

Statistics: Posted by a1247 — Wed Dec 25, 2019 10:57 am

Re: Hawaii bowl

2019-12-25T10:55:07-06:00

Lots of mistakes screwed up the end of the 4th quarter. The third and 2 execution on BYU's drive was awful with Wilson throwing the pass behind the receiver and short killing what would have been a game-winning drive. Then the Tooley targeting call on the punt return wiped out the half the distance to the goal blindside block penalty for Hawaii and actually improved Hawaii's field position for their fast final scoring drive to take the lead.
Dayan then runs the kick return right into the oncoming rush nearly coughing up the ball. Then after a couple of quick nice passes to move down the field, Wilson looks down Bushman--who seemed to casually be interested in that errant pass and allowed the defender to jump the route and end the game.

Play calling is suspect on that 3rd and 2nd play....seemed like the coaches were overthinking it as the team doesn't have a solid healthy RB who can get you those 2 yards reliably. Lots of blame to go all around.

But hey, I'm excited to see some of the depth coming in the defensive backfield and some of the other positions like RB and OL. I'd love to see the team come out next year and not give up 300+ yards every game to opposing defenses.

I guess the next thing to watch for is Bushman and/or Tonga leaving school announcements and whether or not Ty'son Williams is going to get another year. And start getting ready for spring...

Good sentiments. I think I’d have told The O you got 2 downs to get me 2 yards.....Another BSU go for it on 4th. What does it say about a defense that drops 8 and still gives up almost 500 yards? Sigh.

Statistics: Posted by BoiseBYU — Wed Dec 25, 2019 10:55 am