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[QUOTE="jdb50, post: 5334978, member: 1530"] We had the ball and the lead and could not get 2 yards on 3rd and 4th down. Fagnano had plenty of time much of the game to find Bell more. Bell was covered one on one when we threw to the TE who was short of the line to gain to give them the ball back on their final drive in regulation. Delaware was explosive against Colorado but turned it over. We forced no turnovers. Dropped possible interceptions twice that I can recall. 2 weeks in a row with losses that were due to lack of execution in crunch time. Sad to say we have all seen this too often with UConn football. [/QUOTE]
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