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[QUOTE="CL82, post: 4754395, member: 44"] I like the Stafford decoy screen pass option as a two point conversion play. Stopping Stafford was definitely in their heads. One thing I like about Jim Mora is he explains his thinking. He decided not to go for two because he felt as if his Offense was on a roll and his defense good stop Utah State from getting into field-goal range within 35 seconds. Of course if he does stop them and we're up by one, that's game isn't it? It's a choice. Personally I like being aggressive and going for the win but it's not an unreasonable call either way. [/QUOTE]
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