If we don't fumble on that first drive...

[BoatShow]

Inside the 10. The 20k or so people abuzz from the finish of the hooops game. Could it have made a difference? The D only gave up 17 pts. At the very least it would have held the crowds attention a bit better.

 

[FfldCntyFan]

That was huge (as we were running the ball well). Take away that play and the bad snap/bad decision to try to punt (which put us behind) and we could have remained close for the bulk of the game. If nothing else we would have been more competitive.

 

[ktuck911]

More competitive yes. that's all. Louisville wasn't even playing hard.

 

[ruskin]

Inside the 10. The 20k or so people abuzz from the finish of the hooops game. Could it have made a difference? The D only gave up 17 pts. At the very least it would have held the crowds attention a bit better.

Think this is spot on. One bad thing happens and team shuts down. Fumble was last week's version of the out-of-bounds hit the weeek before.

 

[Dooley]

That fumble was definitely deflating. Going up 7-0 there would have gone a long way to keeping the crowd engaged in the game.

 

[jdb50]

It set the tone for business as usual on offense unfortunatly. It takes all eleven and we rarely get it.

 

[Waquoit]

That fumble sent a message - "Game Over". Just devastating. TJ oughta Shoemate him.

 

[UConn76]

Hippolite didn't carry the ball again...

 

[huskysupporter]

Hippolite didn't carry the ball again...

Nice to see the coaches deliver a message. I was really discouraged after they kept Obi in at UCF after two boneheaded penalties.