Game rewatch observances

[chuck]

Dick Rod's QB threw a duck across his body, right into a sea of purple, on the play where I really saw him flip out. I Guess the coach should have told him what a good try it was. Instead, he did what a coach above the junior high level might be expected to do, and said "if...(bunch of words) then DON'T....FUCKING....THROW IT!" Those last words were real easy to read on TV.

It seemed like pretty reasonable coaching of a highly paid athlete to me. This was the play that effectively ended any threat of a comeback for Arizona after all.

 

[Southerndawg]

I like the Huskies this week. That was a good win. No need to spin. Something good is going on with this team. I stopped rooting for Arizona in the third quarter.

I would have fired Rich Rod ( I like to call him that) at halftime.

I like to call him Dick Rod... You know? Because his name is Richard, which is often shortened to Dick, which makes it really funny that his last name is shortened to Rod. Hence, Dick Rod.

The way he appeared to go-off on his rookie QB in front of the TV cameras, I prefer to call him Richard Cranial. Could RC be a Stoops cousin? Naw.... he's too calm.

Arizona did seem to get in the game for awhile after he did that. Its a fine line I guess. In 2013 it seems shocking. In 1973 its routine

Depends on where you're playing. It's still routine where football matters.

 

[puppylove_sugarsteel]

Good stuff Stone. Everything except Callower. Callower is nowhere near better than pre-injury. He's lost a step. Maybe its conditioning?

 

[[Deleted User]]

Good stuff Stone. Everything except Callower. Callower is nowhere near better than pre-injury. He's lost a step. Maybe its conditioning?

It's "Cauliflower". hth

 

[ThomasFremont]

Good stuff Stone. Everything except Callower. Callower is nowhere near better than pre-injury. He's lost a step. Maybe its conditioning?

Disagree.

3 games, 3 TDs.

Scoreboard, bitch.

 

[PostGameOrangeSlices]

Good stuff Stone. Everything except Callower. Callower is nowhere near better than pre-injury. He's lost a step. Maybe its conditioning?

What the fuck are you basing that on?

 

[[Deleted User]]

Callier had one career rushing TD pre injury, he's now had three straight games rushing for a TD.

Continue to prove to us you don't know what you are talking about.