From: ramon.eric@gmail.com   
      
   On Tuesday, January 2, 2024 at 4:45:01 PM UTC-8, JE Corbett wrote:   
   > Kalen DeBoer's decision to pass the ball on third down when a chip shot   
   field    
   > goal was going to give Washington a 9 point lead with a little over 2   
   minutes    
   > allowed Texas to keep both their remaining timeouts. That proved to be   
   crucial    
   > when Washington recovered the onside kick with 1:15. At that point the game    
   > would have and should have been over if Texas only had one timeout. Because    
   > they had still had two, Washington couldn't take a knee and run out the   
   clock.    
   > The end result was Texas had four cracks at the game winning touchdown    
   > from the Washington 12 yard line. Fortunately for DeBoer, his players   
   stepped    
   > up and bailed him out. Otherwise he would be getting crushed today and he    
   > would deserve it.    
   >    
   > How can coaches who make millions of dollars a year make such boneheaded    
   > decisions when the right call is so obvious?   
      
   a bunch of boneheaded moves, including running Johnson over and over, at 2 yds   
   a pop, resulting in field goals when a touchdown would have put the game out   
   of reach. If they were going to run him at the end of the game they could have   
   taken a knee with    
   the same result and run off another 40 seconds but lost that when he got hurt.    
      
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