I remember a screen pass in the fourth quarter where Louisville's lineman was literally holding him back, from behind him, with both hands, and there was no flag. I literally laughed when I saw that they didn't call it.
Overall ineptitude. Who deserves the most blame?
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Negative. I blamed the players in the first half for what I thought were player/execution issues. I don’t give coaches credit for the players’ executing the 2nd half, I give the players credit for that.
Part of being an adult is seeing the whole field and not being knee jerk emotional about everything. You’ll get there some day.
He did have help, but that help got beat. And whatever you might choose to call it, it sidesteps the real issue; we were not ready to play, and we got beat just about everywhere you can get beat in the first half. We were fortunate to not be down by four or five scores. For Allen to look so lost really is concerning, especially when going against a coach he’s faced (and been beaten by) so many times.
What do you think they’d look like if we got called for some of those? This wasn’t about officiating.
So it’s adult to immediately go to name calling when someone questions your point of view?
I am probably one of the least knee jerk reactions on this board if you look at any of my posts.
So it was entirely the players fault for being down 3 TDs in the 1st half? That doesn’t seem to be looking at the whole picture very well.
Don’t play that card.
Watched Carter all day and he flat out stunk. Slow as molasses and has no field awareness when things bounce out to the edge. Completely overhyped transfer.
Of course, the staff doesn’t have any concept what a good DL looks like so they blew smoke all off-season about this guy.
Don't forget that brilliant reverse in the first half !! Gained us a loss of four yards as I recall.
How much did Louisville's reverse lose them? Here's a hint, a lot more than four.
Gonna criticize Brohm for it?
The over-the-line dive attempt might work if you’re on the 6” line, but from the 1 1/2 yd line, not so well. It was the kind of play you knew wasn’t going anywhere the split nano-second the ball was handed off….stonewalled for a loss showed who’s boss!
You would think when they were grabbing his jersey from behind the the referee would be able to see that.
The program is awful but tickets were not hard to come by, parking is 10 bucks and a 15 minute walk. Tailgating at IU is a bigger hassle than a game a Lucas Oil. Give me a break.
Same old story. If the program was competitive, nobody would complain about game day cost.
That onside kick proved to be a brilliant coaching move, but talk about high risk. Imagine if Lou had recovered and then gone on to score.
Louisville fans probably didn’t go home with a real optimistic feeling after getting skunked the second half. Talk about a tale of two halves for two teams…
Louisville fans probably didn’t go home with a real optimistic feeling after getting skunked the second half. Talk about a tale of two halves for two teams…
No he wouldn't have. Watch the replay again. The entire reason Henderson had to go straight into the pile was because Louisville had a player who did a good job of setting the edge and not crashing in.
And if Henderson didn't think he'd be able to outrun him, Tayven definitely couldn't have.
He literally got horse collared on a 3rd down play in the 4th
I just watched the highlights on Youtube again.
The first long play, the 43-yarder, looks like it actually was Dunham's fault.
Definitely seems like a 2-high look where he didn't get over top of it in time.
But the 85-yard touchdown seems pretty clearly to be solely Sharpe's fault. From what I can tell, it looks like a pretty obvious Cover Three of some kind, and he just didn't turn and run quickly enough.
The first long play, the 43-yarder, looks like it actually was Dunham's fault.
Definitely seems like a 2-high look where he didn't get over top of it in time.
But the 85-yard touchdown seems pretty clearly to be solely Sharpe's fault. From what I can tell, it looks like a pretty obvious Cover Three of some kind, and he just didn't turn and run quickly enough.
Holding was consistent on both sides of the ball for Lvl.
This along with the extra shoves and trash talk after the whistle are hallmarks of Brohm.
The crowd was disapponting, but we knew that earlier this week. UL can't be happy either, their crowd was substantially smaller and rough looking.
Our defense is soft as marshmallows up front. Tougher teams win. LEO is a sham.
Fire Alllen!
I blame a couple of the old assistant coaches that left for better opportunities.
I think LEO has turned into a code word for running an organization with a Christian foundation and an assurance that you're going to get invited to the coach's house for a barbecue but it's got nothing to do with playing winning football.
Not to mention that the portal is a revolving door for recruits both coming and going for which there is very little sense of loyalty.
Scared … I think not … scared kids wouldn’t have made it a one score game, and knock on the door for a tie.
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