Everything worked in that 4th quarter/OT.
Credit to me, at the start of that drive I turned to my son and said “we’re going to score on a slant to Henning.”
The biggest thing I saw different versus last year is that we didn’t hang our heads and give up. We got better as the game went on and we sure fought. Every game we seemed to get better after halftime whereas last year if we weren’t already boatraced we would get worse.
Braun has impressed so much the past few months. I really, really hope he sticks around here a while.
I am impressed to and think he can be a great coach but I don’t think he is the guy right now. We need someone who can recruit too, and I mean way better than Fitz. Braun still has a lot to learn including building his network and being a P5 coach. I would love to see the next guy come in and retain him as DC though.
First conference win at Ryan Field in front of fans since 2018.
Yeah that's entirely fair given that we're in the midst of a rebuild; just hard not to be happy that we brought him here and he was available to get us through this season.
I’m also concerned about our short punts which generally have been under 40yds. It seems that is one aspect of special teams to improve.
Yeah, fact that the number is 2 though is kind of astonishing in its own right (even though the 2020 season attendance was lost to Covid).
Nice take.
Ok, I suppose technically that was a game of football played against a conference foe in which we won with fans in attendance. Fair enough.
Simmons was just open on that play. On this one, Bryant sold another fade so hard, excellent pump fake. He used his eyes to draw the safety. Bryant got Henning open and then threw another (wait for it) BEN BRYANT “BB”.
He played but wasn't able to reach the QB. Idk if he was eventually injured. We had bodies all over the field
