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Subject: Re: Nice Columbia win Author: Grin and Bear it (A Sad Season) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:17:08 11/16/24 Sat In reply to: The Mountain Lion 's message, "Re: Nice Columbia win" on 16:58:49 11/16/24 Sat Columbia simply overpowered Brown. Brown couldn't run and they couldn't pass on Columbia. It was a good old fashion beat down. On his radio show this week Perry was trying to insinuate that the Brown lines outplayed the Yale lines last week. Say what? This bothers me more than losing. If you get beat, admit it. Don't try to claim some moral victory that wasn't. Well, today Columbia controlled both lines of scrimmage and I don't want to hear Perry say otherwise. Brown was not only outplayed, but they were also outcoached. The fake punt was one stroke of brilliance, but why Perry continued to try the kodiak on short yardage situations I will never know. They were stopped at least 5 times; you would think that after a while he would realize that Columbia was on to it. The other issue was 2nd and 6 and a long pass that had no chance of completion. Thus, making it 3rd and 6 and a useless run of no gain followed by the inevitable punt. But I will say this, the Brown defense played much more aggressive and on occasion did a good job. How much longer Perry will last is hard to say. As we said earlier, he is a legendary football player, but so far, he has shown no coaching ability. None. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> Subject: Re: Nice Columbia win Author: Old Lion (Kodiak) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 19:22:38 11/16/24 Sat Who were the key short yardage defenders against the Kodiak? Was John Martin in on those stops? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]