Should Wilhoit have gotten the nod?

#51
#51
Do you realize that you just ripped on the defense when the exact series we are talking about, they held UF to a 3 and out, Florida's third down play came from their ONE. :wacko:
Pardon me for not forgetting the Air Force game and remembering that our only really good DL was paklying on guts alone!
 
#52
#52
Work with me guys and think about it. The onside kick would have been so uncharacteristic for Fulmer/Cutcliffe it would have been sucessful. The the first play after getting the ball woud have been a post pattern to Swain. Pardon the cliche "go for the jugler".
Are you sure you're a doc? I think we really did go for the jugular when we got the ball off their ensuing punt, we attempted three passes, all incomplete.
 
#54
#54
Are you sure you're a doc? I think we really did go for the jugular when we got the ball off their ensuing punt, we attempted three passes, all incomplete.
No but I stayed at the Holiday INN Express last night!:crazy:
 
#55
#55
a 63-yarder ?!?!? Against a slight wind um no.

Hell the 51 yarder just did make it through, it would have not made it, sorry guys but Ainge should have known that Meachem was going to draw alot of attention and there would've been a vulnerable spot with someone open and that person was Lucas Taylor. I guess Ainge wanted to gamble on his money man.
 
#56
#56
Work with me guys and think about it. The onside kick would have been so uncharacteristic for Fulmer/Cutcliffe it would have been sucessful. The the first play after getting the ball woud have been a post pattern to Swain. Pardon the cliche "go for the jugler".

There was a juggler at Neyland? What was he juggling? Balls? Swords? What?
 
#58
#58
An onside kick seems like a pretty unnecessary risk given the fact that we had the ball on Florida's 40 yard line just a few minutes later.
 
#61
#61
This has got to be in the top-5 stupidest threads of all time.

I'm not even going to comment on attempting a 108 yard (or however long it would have been) field goal.

Attempting an onside kick after going up with the trick play? Get out.

>40% chance of getting the ball back on such an attempt? No, really, GET OUT.

I think some of you cats got a little bad moonshine on Saturday.
 
#62
#62
Is there a such thing as a successful 51 yard FG that wasn't hit well?
I see what you're saying.I just recall another fan at the game making that remark.Wilhoit was kicking into the end zone during warm-ups though.
 
#63
#63
I was sitting in the corner of that endzone and we were talking about how far it went. It would have definitely been good from 53. Not sure about 54.
I saw from a side view from section P and it was close.Looked like the wind helped a little.:p
 
#64
#64
This has got to be in the top-5 stupidest threads of all time.

I'm not even going to comment on attempting a 108 yard (or however long it would have been) field goal.

Attempting an onside kick after going up with the trick play? Get out.

>40% chance of getting the ball back on such an attempt? No, really, GET OUT.

I think some of you cats got a little bad moonshine on Saturday.
Look most you guys on this board are so conservative that you probably write in Pat Buchanan in every presidential election and have 100% of your 401K invested in Treasury Bills. What difference we lost anyway! Florida had far superior talent and if we had scored too quickly on our last posession they would have scored again.
 
#66
#66
This has got to be in the top-5 stupidest threads of all time.

I'm not even going to comment on attempting a 108 yard (or however long it would have been) field goal.

Attempting an onside kick after going up with the trick play? Get out.

>40% chance of getting the ball back on such an attempt? No, really, GET OUT.

I think some of you cats got a little bad moonshine on Saturday.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
 
#67
#67
This has got to be in the top-5 stupidest threads of all time.

I'm not even going to comment on attempting a 108 yard (or however long it would have been) field goal.

Attempting an onside kick after going up with the trick play? Get out.

>40% chance of getting the ball back on such an attempt? No, really, GET OUT.

I think some of you cats got a little bad moonshine on Saturday.

Actually I was wrong. The chances of sucess is 24% when the other team expects the OS kick, since they put their
"good hands" guys on the line. However the chance of sucess is an amazing 61% when the onside kick is a suprise! (ref. Footballcomentary.com "A model based approach to football strategy"), Look it up doc, but you won't find it in your little Harriet pocket handbook!:whistling:
 

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