Which was the worst. I’ll go with the second Colorado game, so much hype that year and it set the stage for.. you know.
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Every time I take my morning shit, I think of your posts and how miserable your personal life must be.
I’d say 2018 Northwestern. Allowing 99 yard drive with no timeouts and 1 minute left is the epitome meltdown of a Frost coached team.
Purdue 2019 with their third stringer is a close second.
Purdue 2019 with their third stringer is a close second.
Can you even freaking read? This thread is about the 10 close loses. Those suck, there will be plenty of bitching and moaning, don’t worry. If you want to talk about something else, start you own thread and spout of whatever craziness you want.
I’d argue that an 8 point loss is actually a 3 possession defeat with this offense.
i’ll play
I would say both losses to one of the worst PAC 12 teams in existence
the second one where we couldn’t match wits with Mel Tucker and them boys in his first year with coordinators who had been promoted from special assistants with little if any prior coaching experience.
thank god Troy wasn't on the schedule in 2019
Colorado last year for sure. I think yesterday would be second.
Purdue 2019, you let at cold 3rd/4th string QB go on a 80+ yard drive to beat you.
Purdue 2019, you let at cold 3rd/4th string QB go on a 80+ yard drive to beat you.
Not to mention 1 and Goal at the 2 yard line after a turnover and have to settle for a FG..😡
Have to throw in both Colorado games in too..
Guy just loves changing 🤔narratives constantly...
and he does it in the same lazy passive aggressive neurotic way.
