The Play 2.0. Just a shorter version of and equally unlikely of a chain of events as The Play, itself.
And, apart from the 4th quarter rally, our offense was especially unspectacular and business-as-usual. In fact, Sirmon's TD was a Hail Mary answered, since, at that point, it was clear our offense was not going to score.
The Play 2.0. Just a shorter version of and equally unlikely of a chain of events as The Play, itself.
And, apart from the 4th quarter rally, our offense was especially unspectacular and business-as-usual. In fact, Sirmon's TD was a Hail Mary answered, since, at that point, it was clear our offense was not going to score.
Another fun moment: Loved the image of Ott being forced to serpentine his way out of the loving exuberance of his teammates after his TD.
After 3 quarters of Because Cal, something magical happened.
We should also note that the two furd fumbles luckily (for them) bounced right back to them. So a little evening out though #29's fumble/bounce/pop into #8 was well ... unbelievable. It's Monday and I still don't really believe.
It’s painful to think that if Cal had simply recovered the fumble and not returned it, would they have had the offensive chops to push it in for the lead from the Furd 37?
Sadly, I think quite a few of us think we would not have…
The Play 2.0. Just a shorter version of and equally unlikely of a chain of events as The Play, itself.
And, apart from the 4th quarter rally, our offense was especially unspectacular and business-as-usual. In fact, Sirmon's TD was a Hail Mary answered, since, at that point, it was clear our offense was not going to score.
Another fun moment: Loved the image of Ott being forced to serpentine his way out of the loving exuberance of his teammates after his TD.
After 3 quarters of Because Cal, something magical happened.
We should also note that the two furd fumbles luckily (for them) bounced right back to them. So a little evening out though #29's fumble/bounce/pop into #8 was well ... unbelievable. It's Monday and I still don't really believe.
Come to think of it, still not as weird as kicking a fumble forward to the opposing team, who, then, set up to score.
Considering our WRs scourge of dropsies, at least *that* one ball bounced into welcome hands.
It’s painful to think that if Cal had simply recovered the fumble and not returned it, would they have had the offensive chops to push it in for the lead from the Furd 37?
Sadly, I think quite a few of us think we would not have…