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<blockquote data-quote="BleedGoldNWhite21" data-source="post: 958633" data-attributes="member: 2993"><p>The stadium was ROCKING in the second quarter and I think if Stewart made the FG at the end of the half, we would have blown them out. Unfortunately, our guys do not know how to win yet and the game was still only a two score game. We came out the second half flat and trying not to lose. I think the coaches called the game that way, but I also think the psyche of our players were not ready to handle those kind of highs in a game(it’s been a long time) and stay focused, which again, is ultimately on the coaches.</p><p></p><p>I’m not sure Louisville is going to be very good, but they are a conference opponent and we competed the whole game and could have(probably should have) won. I think we will be competitive this year and show some promise. I don’t know how many wins that will translate into, but a 6-6 season would be huge step up from the previous regime(sadly).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BleedGoldNWhite21, post: 958633, member: 2993"] The stadium was ROCKING in the second quarter and I think if Stewart made the FG at the end of the half, we would have blown them out. Unfortunately, our guys do not know how to win yet and the game was still only a two score game. We came out the second half flat and trying not to lose. I think the coaches called the game that way, but I also think the psyche of our players were not ready to handle those kind of highs in a game(it’s been a long time) and stay focused, which again, is ultimately on the coaches. I’m not sure Louisville is going to be very good, but they are a conference opponent and we competed the whole game and could have(probably should have) won. I think we will be competitive this year and show some promise. I don’t know how many wins that will translate into, but a 6-6 season would be huge step up from the previous regime(sadly). [/QUOTE]
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