Congrats on the win, FAU. I couldn't watch much of this one due to Halloween activities with the family. Followed mostly online. Seemed like a dominating defensive performance by FAU and some anemic QB play from us. Our QB play (somewhat injury related) is keeping this team from reaching its potential.

(10-31-2020 02:46 PM)Rowdys Castle Wrote:  Congrats on the win, FAU. I couldn't watch much of this one due to Halloween activities with the family. Followed mostly online. Seemed like a dominating defensive performance by FAU and some anemic QB play from us. Our QB play (somewhat injury related) is keeping this team from reaching its potential.

Thanks, after your starter went out it was pretty much over, the backup was not on the same page as the receivers. Our D is getting stronger every week. We thought they would be an issue this year but Leavitt is one heck of a d coordinator, hope is not hired away quickly.

UTSA just never got it going of course how FAU played was a major factor in that....game got out of hand though

(10-31-2020 05:01 PM)TodgeRodge Wrote:  UTSA just never got it going of course how FAU played was a major factor in that....game got out of hand though

I didn't see it that way, as the final score was misleading. It was basically a 17-3 ballgame. We had a 4th and 17 deep in our own territory with 2 minutes left in the game and had no choice but to go for it under the circumstances. We didn't make it of course and FAU took over on downs in our red zone, but that's the only reason FAU got that last TD.

Poorly played game by us. Had a TD taken back on an unnecessary holding call that really didn't even affect the play, poor time management at the end of the first half that cost us another 3 points, and missed open receivers who had their defenders beat for what would've been touchdowns on at least 3 other occasions.

Not as confident about our chances in the last 4 games as I was before we lost our two best passers (Adkins, Narcisse).