Give me another coaching SCREW UP that beats this one.....

Did you see the Harvard-Yale game? ESPN was saying it was worse than ours yesterday.

Ya got me. I can't recall any. Maybe this past Sunday night with the Colts and Pats. But not even that really.

Last year against bama when Leslie called a TO hoping the replay officials would review a play during the break and when they didn't- he threw a challenge flag and LOST and it costs us ANOTHER Timeout!! Not as bad as last night but stay pretty damned dumb

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Nutt in '06 not giving McFadden the ball on the last three plays of the game vs. LSU. Dude was killing it all game, and Nutt leaves him out when he is needed the most.

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They still beat us you dope

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They still beat us you dope

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No they didn't.

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Last year against bama when Leslie called a TO hoping the replay officials would review a play during the break and when they didn't- he threw a challenge flag and LOST and it costs us ANOTHER Timeout!! Not as bad as last night but stay pretty damned dumb

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They still beat us you dope

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You are thinking of 07

Miss. State this year is damn close.

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Did you see the Harvard-Yale game? ESPN was saying it was worse than ours yesterday.

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That was God awful but again, it doesn't meet the standard of not even knowing one's job. Miles didn't call the follow on play DURING the timeout when their were 9 seconds to go. Had he called a stupid fricking play, it would've been an improvement. THAT's my point. When it comes to the follow on play, He didn't do something stupid. He did NOTHING AT ALL!!!!

I did watch "The Game" and while it's a glorified high school game, it was not worse than LSU. Yale went for a fake punt on 4th and 22ish from their own end of the field, and gained about 15 or so. Remember, these are not Division I punters and as such their abilities are not as good. Yes it was a blunder on Coach Williams end, but up until that point, Yale had held Harvard to a single touchdown, disrrupted two field goals, and stopped them on four downs inside the 2. Yale put it on their defense to hold Harvard from moving the ball 50 yards, but it didn't happen. My opinion is that is not a worse decision to make a call and execute it, rather than throw it into the ground if you will.