Elastic Firecracker

belowpar, got any insight to offer?

What I take from this:

- Miles didn't recognize that he could have two plays in nine seconds.
- Miles didn't recognize that there were almost 30 seconds that went by where his field goal unit could get on the field, which by his own admission takes 12 seconds.
- Miles didn't want a spike but was overruled, when he is the head coach.
- Miles' staff thought it best to spike the ball in hopes of getting a defensive penalty with :01.
- Miles lost track of time and didn't call a timeout until :09 were left.
- Miles said he'd correct the above, but HE'S PAID $3.75 MILLION AND SHOULD ALREADY KNOW THE ABOVE!

:banghead:

WTF WWL? Other stream?

After the nine seconds left, only called one play because it wouldn't be enough time for two plays.

First question - 12 seconds to get FG unit on...at least 26 seconds available - whose responsible to get FG unit on?

Respoonse: "If we had 30 seconds bewteen the throw and the play, I'd be very surprised."

VIDEO SHOWS THIS!

"Every want to win that game"...

Didn't foresee another play - likelihood to get play off successfully with one second left was not good - potential for 12th man on defense and thought was to snap it without play - came from press box (aka Crowton) but Les reviewed it and there was no 12th man on field...

Miles "lost opportunity for team to win by squandering seconds"

He let the clock get away from him - admits he didn't call timeout

He's always late :lol:

Does he ever watch a clock?

Yuck. If we go to the Independence Bowl, that's a pretty big circle getting closed. Hello 1997.