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[QUOTE="nelsonmuntz, post: 4749118, member: 833"] Memphis essentially conceded the game down 7 deep in Missouri's end with a whole quarter left to play. Rather than kick a very makeable 38 yard field goal, they go for it on 4th and 6th from Missouri's 21. That is a very hard make, and with 15 minutes left, it is way too early to go for low percentage all-in plays that don't do much for you if you make it. Memphis threw a pick. You can see the entire Memphis team completely deflated, and Missouri is tearing down the field. I don't get why coaches go for such low percentage plays when they have a chance to pull a program-changing upset. [/QUOTE]
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