(09-23-2017 10:59 AM)142niu Wrote:  

(09-23-2017 09:41 AM)Skinut Wrote:  

(09-22-2017 07:45 AM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(09-22-2017 07:36 AM)BDB5yp Wrote:  

(09-22-2017 01:22 AM)toddjnsn Wrote:  OR... call for SDSU to fire their AD.

+1

We haven't beaten a west coast team since Fresno. It would be Huge!

And we haven't won in San Diego since I was jumped by a gang of cheerleaders!

EXACTLEY! I've been at both bowl games in San Diego and we've been squashed in both. I hope for better, but expect the same.

Actually it has been 3 bowl losses in San Diego. TCU, Utah State, and Boise. The Utah State game was close but the other two were embarrassing.

(10-01-2017 09:16 AM)randyfensfanclub1 Wrote:  If I didn't know any better I think some are celebrating effort and the we almost beat a T25 award.

They were in a position to win, or take a lead. 90% of that game may have been very good play calling. But in the end, the song remained the same with questions.

And I go back to before half. You sit on the ball, run with 2:30 left as to not give them the ball when you are down 14. You get a penalty on them, push em back then you call a TO on 3rd and 17 under a minute left. For what? You have 1 TO? For what? To block a k for a td? Odds are better you get a penalty, have a miscue or give up a big play which they did. 16 yrd gain, then a run for 1st, fg. For what? Because you "didn't want to give them points." What sense does this make? You somewhat accomplished your goal. They were content to run the clock down themselves. That's situational coaching. That's all on Carey. And that isn't the 1st time to only something questionable was called, but a bad result. But that's not on him, right? The pass calls in the red zone? Not on him.

And whomever calls an end around 1st play to a true freshman 1st play w/o a touch all year I guess is smarter than me. Try to set something "big" up 1st play of game. Because that works so much, like the Bears Thursday. Would not want to settle in.

More talent, on road whatever. That team dominated for a good part of that game. Was prepared, in sync until they they decided to take it away themselves. Overcame turnovers. Wer in a position to take the lead and failed. But I guess the line is "the coach doesn't throw the ball."