After a pretty good first half (with the exception of more exasperating penalties) we got pantsed. I'd love to hear someone ask Tosh what changed in the second half. Did we just get outcoached?
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oskithepimp said:
After a pretty good first half (with the exception of more exasperating penalties) we got pantsed. I'd love to hear someone ask Tosh what changed in the second half. Did we just get outcoached?
One team made half time adjustments, the other did not.
calpoly said:oskithepimp said:
After a pretty good first half (with the exception of more exasperating penalties) we got pantsed. I'd love to hear someone ask Tosh what changed in the second half. Did we just get outcoached?
One team made half time adjustments, the other did not.
One team had a REAL head coach; the other had an imposter.
My interpretation: the SMU coach was not amused by his team's first-half performance and lit a fire under them at halftime.
One team learns from a half of underperforming, one team continues to rack up penalties and not play up to a standard
calpoly said:oskithepimp said:
After a pretty good first half (with the exception of more exasperating penalties) we got pantsed. I'd love to hear someone ask Tosh what changed in the second half. Did we just get outcoached?
One team made half time adjustments, the other did not.
How TF do you make half time adjustments? It took 6 months to come up with this plan. You mean second half of the year?
More realistically, it's likely the same as a FCS team going to the lockerroom close and coming out and losing by a half dozen scores.
There wasn't an adjustment, it's just a team that came out to have fun and not take the game too seriously, knowing it's a win no matter what, and then being told to wake up.
JB was a Chieftain said:
One team learns from a half of underperforming, one team continues to rack up penalties and not play up to a standard
The team's playing up to their HC's standards. The HC's the guy who recruited against Cal while on Cal's dime and recruiting trip. He's the same guy who agreed to take a contract with his alma mater, only to back out and go for boat money. He's also the one who had Cal players fake injury.
In short, the standards set by the Cal HC aren't high. It's no wonder his players also fail to meet high standards.
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