Penalties...finally we got that under control.

[Tulsa Tom]

It's amazing what happens when you don't beat yourself.

 

[barney44]

We need to keep that under control for good, not just one game.

 

[9and4]

We need to keep that under control for good, not just one game.

No sh!t, Mr. Sunshine.

 

[resdog851]

It's amazing what happens when you don't beat yourself.

Who got the sideline interference call on the onside kick. That really annoyed me that the team made a good play to help close the game, and somebody just had to try and screw it up.

 

[timnsun]

Who got the sideline interference call on the onside kick. That really annoyed me that the team made a good play to help close the game, and somebody just had to try and screw it up.

I'm not sure it was for just one person… It seems to me that it was much of the team that had come onto the field to celebrate…

 

[Row80]

Who got the sideline interference call on the onside kick. That really annoyed me that the team made a good play to help close the game, and somebody just had to try and screw it up.

It was a coach (don't know which one). He stepped onto the field and the ref ran into him as he (the ref) tried to come in to mark the ball or something. I re-wound the DVR when it happened to see, but didn't take the time to figure out exactly which coach (it wasn't Riley).

 

[resdog851]

It was a coach (don't know which one). He stepped onto the field and the ref ran into him as he (the ref) tried to come in to mark the ball or something. I re-wound the DVR when it happened to see, but didn't take the time to figure out exactly which coach (it wasn't Riley).

I can't remember which coach it is, but they had a thing in the paper a few weeks ago talking about how the strength coach is tasked with stalking him on the sidelines because of his habit of running onto the playing field. Strength coach reins him in when he gets crazy. Maybe it was him? Maybe it was a team thing. I don't know.

 

[anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi]

It's amazing what happens when you don't beat yourself.

I blame Osborne for hiring Bo, all their fault.

 

[Soda Popinski]

I blame Osborne for hiring Bo, all their fault.

I've always wondered when we're going to stop blaming Bill Jennings.

 

[grayhairedfreak]

I can't remember which coach it is, but they had a thing in the paper a few weeks ago talking about how the strength coach is tasked with stalking him on the sidelines because of his habit of running onto the playing field. Strength coach reins him in when he gets crazy. Maybe it was him? Maybe it was a team thing. I don't know.

That's right, and it's Banker that Phillip is supposed to be shadowing.

 

[Tulsa Tom]

One has to wonder why Bo didn't have someone committed to shadowing him? We might have had a few more wins if someone would have reigned him in before things got out of hand...Va Tech his first year, A&M in the debacle in College Station, even Iowa a couple years back. I don't think Bo had the wherewithal to make that kind of decision.

 

[Charlie Marlow]

you can't tell if one data point is an emerging trend or an anomaly.

 

[arf_man]

I've always wondered when we're going to stop blaming Bill Jennings.

"Give'm hell Bill Give'm Hell"

 

[TruHusker]

Does one game warrant "being under control?" Pretty small sample size but definitely a step in the right direction.

 

[Gimmered]

One has to wonder why Bo didn't have someone committed to shadowing him? We might have had a few more wins if someone would have reigned him in before things got out of hand...Va Tech his first year, A&M in the debacle in College Station, even Iowa a couple years back. I don't think Bo had the wherewithal to make that kind of decision.

He did, this is one of the ares he recognized he had a problem with and worked on. Punt returns would have been another.

 

[StrongArm517]

Could be wrong here but thought I read it was our strength coach.