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Subject: Re: Points off turnover

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sparman

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Date Posted: 09:00:08 10/26/25 Sun
In reply to: sparman 's message, "Re: Points off turnover" on 13:33:05 10/25/25 Sat

I agree with being aggressive especially if you are playing what is, objectively, a better team. But they had a lead and were getting the ball to start 2H. Go ahead and try a pass play on first down, but do NOT give up a cheap scoring opportunity. They should have run on 2d and 3d to at least force H to use up its TOs. QB also should have pulled it down and run even if he wasn't going get a first because you at least want to use up clock, but IMO this was secondary to the play call which created a bad situation.

Overall I am encouraged by team's progress despite what I think was a lost opportunity in this game.

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