Where is the MOAB?
09-03-2007, 06:24 PM
#101
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Let's see, the difference in score was 14 points. The first touchdown came on a "fumble" (looked like the QB's arm was moving forward to me) recovered by CAL defense and another came on a punt return by DeSean Jackson. Neither of those would be considered OFFENSIVE scores.
That leaves 31 Tennessee points to 31 California points put up the OFFENSE.
Don't get me wrong, I know who won, and I'm not trying to rewrite history or play with statistics. My point is, I think Tennessee didn't do too bad a job of containing the Cal Offense. In fact, they did a very good job of containing Jackson after his 77-yard score.
It was painful to watch at times, but it was an exciting game.
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That leaves 31 Tennessee points to 31 California points put up the OFFENSE.
Don't get me wrong, I know who won, and I'm not trying to rewrite history or play with statistics. My point is, I think Tennessee didn't do too bad a job of containing the Cal Offense. In fact, they did a very good job of containing Jackson after his 77-yard score.
It was painful to watch at times, but it was an exciting game.
.
09-03-2007, 06:56 PM
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Let's see, the difference in score was 14 points. The first touchdown came on a "fumble" (looked like the QB's arm was moving forward to me) recovered by CAL defense and another came on a punt return by DeSean Jackson. Neither of those would be considered OFFENSIVE scores.
That leaves 31 Tennessee points to 31 California points put up the OFFENSE.
Don't get me wrong, I know who won, and I'm not trying to rewrite history or play with statistics. My point is, I think Tennessee didn't do too bad a job of containing the Cal Offense. In fact, they did a very good job of containing Jackson after his 77-yard score.
It was painful to watch at times, but it was an exciting game.
.
That leaves 31 Tennessee points to 31 California points put up the OFFENSE.
Don't get me wrong, I know who won, and I'm not trying to rewrite history or play with statistics. My point is, I think Tennessee didn't do too bad a job of containing the Cal Offense. In fact, they did a very good job of containing Jackson after his 77-yard score.
It was painful to watch at times, but it was an exciting game.
.
I guess it would be if you were Western Kentucky trying to contain Florida... But, the Vols ranked #15? C'mon.
09-03-2007, 07:00 PM
#103
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[quote=TonyC;225222]Let's see, the difference in score was 14 points. The first touchdown came on a "fumble" (looked like the QB's arm was moving forward to me) ]
His arm was moving forward, unfortunately for UT, the ball went backwards making it a lateral.
His arm was moving forward, unfortunately for UT, the ball went backwards making it a lateral.
09-03-2007, 07:02 PM
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09-03-2007, 07:13 PM
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Let's see, the difference in score was 14 points. The first touchdown came on a "fumble" (looked like the QB's arm was moving forward to me) recovered by CAL defense and another came on a punt return by DeSean Jackson. Neither of those would be considered OFFENSIVE scores.
That leaves 31 Tennessee points to 31 California points put up the OFFENSE.
Don't get me wrong, I know who won, and I'm not trying to rewrite history or play with statistics. My point is, I think Tennessee didn't do too bad a job of containing the Cal Offense. In fact, they did a very good job of containing Jackson after his 77-yard score.
It was painful to watch at times, but it was an exciting game.
.
That leaves 31 Tennessee points to 31 California points put up the OFFENSE.
Don't get me wrong, I know who won, and I'm not trying to rewrite history or play with statistics. My point is, I think Tennessee didn't do too bad a job of containing the Cal Offense. In fact, they did a very good job of containing Jackson after his 77-yard score.
It was painful to watch at times, but it was an exciting game.
.
I'm optimistic by what I saw of UT. Barring injuries, or run-ins with the law, might be a good year.
09-03-2007, 07:43 PM
#106
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09-03-2007, 09:20 PM
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Enough about Tennessee sports...Thread's closed....Let's get back to MOAB or whatever it will be...
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