Fwd: Re: [Husker] Playcalling

[Jay Saunders]

Thank you for dissecting my post, now in reply...


--- 3aoo-cvfd at dea.spamcon.org wrote:
  
 

> > Take the chance to tie the game. 

> The coaches see Jordan perform every day in practice
> -- why is it so difficult for you to accept their
> judgement?
  
  Well, first of all, I think it was the wrong choice
because I've always been of the school of thought that
if given the chance to put points on the board and tie
the game you should.
  Also, it's situational. If it were 4th and 3, that's
different. This was 4th and 11. And I don't understand
the call; which appeared to be a one receiver option
on a bootleg to the short side. Huh?

> > The playcalling was questionable, at best
 
> I bet you didn't think that halfway through the
> first quarter.
 
   First off, you can't judge playcalling 7 minutes
into a game. Second, it didn't seem Callahan adjusted
to Auburn's adjustments - instead he went back into
the well of plays Auburn was stopping.

> > And this isn't the first time we've all had this
> > conversation after "big games." 

> Yeah, the trolls always emerge after a loss.

  Now we get into the name calling - how very second
grade of you. Well, this troll has been here all
season. And based on what I've seen, this is not a
trend. I've seen or listened to every game this
season, and the playbook was seemingly smaller in the
"bigger" games: USC, Texas, Oklahoma, Auburn.

  Bottom line - I can't imagine you like what you saw
out there today. It's OK to admit something went
wrong. It doesn't make you less of a fan. In fact, it
makes you a better fan to not only see your team's
strengths. Shocking thought, I'm sure.
  This was a performance, IN MY OPINION, that could
have been avoided had the Huskers changed things up -
and adapted to what Auburn was throwing at us
defensively in the second half.

  Time for me to back under my bridge...


Jay Saunders
Columbus, OH

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