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Subject: Re: Columbia Win Over Georgetown

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Date Posted: 07:15:23 09/28/25 Sun
In reply to: Old Lion 's message, "Re: Columbia Win Over Georgetown" on 07:07:35 09/28/25 Sun

Good point about Newton - that sucks if he is out for first half of Princeton - FWIW - there was the same call vs G/town when Goodwin QB was knocked out the game - but the call was reversed.

Totally agree with you Old Lion - your age makes you a savvy football analyst -- hopefully Poppe and crew can make adjustments. From my perspective it is good to play aggressively but if it leads to foe drives continuing - such as our roughing the kicker we have to fix that. Kicking game was a nailbiter as well - one snap was almost fumbled but a miss is as good as a mile.

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Author: Old Lion (third downs) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 07:46:48 09/28/25 Sun One other point on defense—we seemed to have difficulty getting off the field on third downs; it seemed like we had Georgetown at third and long and somehow containment broke down (QB scrambles), the RB found the edge, or they completed a pass. On most occasions we seemed to hold up well on 1st and 2nd downs but softened up on 3rd and long.