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[QUOTE="Kowalski, post: 5341395, member: 11498"] I agree. It only worked out in the sense that Freeman’s punt was about as good as anyone could expect & Uconn ended up winning. Buffalo flipped positions anyway on the next punt and then got it back near mid field & went on to score. Of course it’s no guarantee but a field goal there would have prevented needing late game heroics to pull out a W. I just thought a FG attempt there, especially with Freeman, would have been well worth the risk of losing about 15 - 25 yards of field position. Good thing is none of it matters now because they won. [/QUOTE]
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