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Looking at the replay, the marker was originally placed in the right spot, but on the next play appears to have been moved back a yard for some strange reason. That makes three missed calls in the last two games that were turnover calls. Should have been Tech's ball. I usually figure the bad...

I thought one of those first downs looked off. I assumed the TV people must've gotten the yellow line in the wrong place.

He had a good season last year. Uneven this year.

Brumfield had both special teams and CBs, but Tim Salem has been named special teams' coach. That would give us one more coach than we had, though. Is that right?

The analysts/quality control people are like second string coaches.

He was at KSU from 2014-2017, according to this, but is now an NFL consultant: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-daniels-0482a9289 This doesn't show him on the KSU staff for 2024: https://ksuowls.com/sports/football/coaches

Could be legal reason for not discussing it, too. We may never know...

Ah, went back and checked and you're right. The drop was on third down of the previous possession. Still...

PFF grades are very useful. You can't watch everybody at once. Eyeballs are good at seeing the forest, but not the trees.

You're getting to the heart of the issue. Stats can tell you in a sense what happened, but your eyeballs tell you why and how they happened, and what that means going forward.

Oh, mine eyes saw the glory of the defense. No doubt about that. Defense (and DL) was stout. Offense (and OL) was weak and misfiring. That's what I saw. Don't know about the chat, I didn't participate in that.

If you look at it with your critical eye instead of your emotional eye, the eye test does not "simply follow your feelings". I know what I saw against VT. We couldn't run the ball at all. We could throw it sporadically, but not nearly consistently enough to pose much threat to their goal line...

Just to note, but Zach's last pass was a sharp toss right on target and would have gotten a first down - but it was dropped. Just noting that, and I couldn't help but wonder if things would have turned out differently for him and the team had that pass been caught. We can surmise that it...

Maybe because that's the only thing that counts. On the scoreboard. UCF is #92 in points allowed. Tech is #57.

As a linebacker coach, yeah. Hot garbage is Geoff Collins. I wouldn't want that guy anywhere near my football team in any capacity.

Same with a lot of perineal losers who bounce from one gig to another. Amazingly, coaching is a job you don't even have to be particularly good at to make a ton of money. Glad that he's made a nice living at it, though. The next fool AD is just around the corner, eager to hire him on his...

Eh, you're too kind. I'm hardly an engineer - actually, I went to Ugag, which perhaps provides a somewhat less sanguine explanation... At times I can look right through something and not see it.

Oh, okay. Reminds me of a "typo" I saw in the local Athens paper once, a headline about Ugag going to the "O'Ahu Bowl" as if the game in Hawaii was named after an Irishman.

I still don't get it. Would you be so kind as to grace me with your insight? The graphic on the screen seems to be correct, if that's what this is about. I guess I'm missing something. Once again, what is it?

Yeah, we were confident of the offense and dubious about the defense. Thigs have turned out the opposite. It's our defense keeping us in these games.