Ryan Day seems ticked off about controversial calls by referees in Ohio State loss
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Thanks Taft!
Sounds like he doesn’t speak in hypotheticals, but they were a few plays away from not blowing the game
DawgDaze71
New Fish
Yeah you got screwed by the Refs but you also got outplayed by Dabo. LSU thanks you though because they now know that it's going to be better to keep T-Law in the pocket rather than try to get a "Chase Young like highlight reel" game from their DE losing contain and get gashed by QB runs all game long.
Everything went against the Bucks but Day never should have punted with three minutes left on 4th and 2. Go for it. If you fail they run down and score just like they did anyway when you punted
Rushing the punter and giving 15 yards was stupid.
Day is an assistant until he isn't.
Dobbins left 8 points on the turf with drops.
Heart of a champion by the gangly Clemson QB
I hated the call on the corner back blitz. That was football. Bunch of fags calling shit these days. Changed the game
Rushing the punter and giving 15 yards was stupid.
Day is an assistant until he isn't.
Dobbins left 8 points on the turf with drops.
Heart of a champion by the gangly Clemson QB
I hated the call on the corner back blitz. That was football. Bunch of fags calling shit these days. Changed the game
Coker got one in the house before he blew it
Ohio State actually was equal or better in talent to Clemson and Day crashed the car into the tree
Ohio State actually was equal or better in talent to Clemson and Day crashed the car into the tree
whatshouldicareabout
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Given that he lost in the semis and didn't win a natty, he's attained the rank of Helfrich. There's no way he's Coker or Solich status.
Kiss of death from of death from Herbstreit:
“(Former Miami Hurricanes head coach) Larry Coker and Ryan Day may have something in common; they both followed legends, and those coaches left them a wealth of talent,” he began. “Urban Meyer left the cupboard very full of talent, plus Justin Fields fell in his lap.
“With that being said, I was very impressed with Ryan Day as a play-caller when they played against Penn State a year ago. Now this year, with how he transformed the offense, I think Ryan Day’s one of the premier play-callers in college football.”
“(Former Miami Hurricanes head coach) Larry Coker and Ryan Day may have something in common; they both followed legends, and those coaches left them a wealth of talent,” he began. “Urban Meyer left the cupboard very full of talent, plus Justin Fields fell in his lap.
“With that being said, I was very impressed with Ryan Day as a play-caller when they played against Penn State a year ago. Now this year, with how he transformed the offense, I think Ryan Day’s one of the premier play-callers in college football.”
creepycoug
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Only because he had an actual coach playing on the team in Ed Reed.
There were piles of stories of Uncle Fester feeling overwhelmed in Pasadena and talking to his team about "hey guys, this is NEBRASKA", because he coached in the Big 8 and got his shit pushed in by them annually. It was Ed who told his HEAD FUCKING COACH to chill. "We got this. We're at Miami. We know how to beat Nebraska."
Probably the least deserving coach with a ring I can think of.
Granted I’m not as old as Race, but that 3 year run of talent was incredible and maybe the best ever. Coker could and should have slept walked to 3 titles.
Days Ohio State team last night had more talent than Clemson, team was undisciplined and out coached. Dabo, goofiness aside, is a hell of a coach and his teams bring it when it counts.
Ryan Day is Larry Coker until he isn't.
I made my Larry Coker post before I saw this. Oops.
Herbie welcomed UW back to college football after the hiring of Willingham
creepycoug
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I'd say he should have walked to two. The 2000 team had the talent, but it was still a work in process, especially early on (i.e., Husky Stadium). Dorsey was getting his legs under him as a QB, they were still figuring out things in the D backfield (Al Blades was an enforcer and loved to the lay the lumber but was not the player his brother Bennie was against the pass), etc. It was a weird two-season progression: it's hard to believe you're going to get better by losing Dan Morgan, Santana Moss and Damione Lewis, but they did. A lot of that was Dorsey figuring out how to be a QB and finding out what they had in Clinton Portis.