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[Mr Meaty]

Joe Mays at 5 is a joke.

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I voted Joe #2. I had Humber at #1.

[DM05]

I've always agreed with this. That play wasn't so much a bad play call, but a poor execution and understanding of the game situation. The play basically gave Wentz a run pass option off a run fake against a defense who was selling out on stopping the run. If the pass for a first down wasn't a certainty, he should have tried to run for the first down himself, or worst case, eaten it for a loss. The last thing he should have done was throw it away, but he did.

Now you can argue the decision to run that play with a QB who had a bum ankle, but beyond that the play call seemed strategic enough to me. If that was the intention behind the play call, the player should probably be reminded of the situation. I can't remember if there was a TO before the play, but I thought there was.

Two incomplete passes on that drive. We had it 2nd and 7 with 2 minutes left, and didn't make them burn any timeouts and stopped the clock for them. The plays calls were awful, even if the QB had a good ankle.

[56BISON73]

Two incomplete passes on that drive. We had it 2nd and 7 with 2 minutes left, and didn't make them burn any timeouts and stopped the clock for them. The plays calls were awful, even if the QB had a good ankle.

Yep play calling was just terrible. Football strategy 101 went out the window that day. As a matter of fact a Montana fan asked me---"shouldnt you be running the ball right now?" We would have been better off just taking a knee than what he called.

[HerdBot]

Linebackers I think I voted Mays, Humber, and Beck

I can't remember after that but I think I went Carlton Littlejohn and Grant Olson. The only reason I put LJ ahead of Grant is his versatility and how he roamed the middle in nickel and filled in admirable for Grant who isn't the best but my all time favorite


Looking at today's voting is ridiculous lumping safeties with corners is comparing apples to oranges

[tony]

The LB list for today's voting is amazing. It must be for former players only, because Deluca isn't on the list, unless his injury shortened season is what is keeping him off.

Yeah, must only be players who haven't finished their careers.

[thebootfitter]

I've noticed a few comments about Benny and Simmy. They may deserve some consideration in the discussion of all time greats, but neither one played in the Dome, so they don't belong in this discussion.

[Rock]

Though not the most talented on the list, when thinking back to games when the chips were down I would watch Grant Olsen.

He would legally put the opposing qb on his ass EVERY play until he eventually limped off the field. In particular Kolmorgen from UNI in 2013.

For best D1 comeback wins, I think Georgia Southern showed impressive grit and set the table for KState. Especially gritty because of Georgia Southern showing they wouldn't give up with a super impressive comeback win versus old dominion the week prior.

https://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...cs-final-score




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[Son of a Bison]

[QUOTE=I miss Chubs;1212763]Though not the most talented on the list, when thinking back to games when the chips were down I would watch Grant Olsen.

He would legally put the opposing qb on his ass EVERY play until he eventually limped off the field. In particular Kolmorgen from UNI in 2013.

For best D1 comeback wins, I think Georgia Southern showed impressive grit and set the table for KState. Especially gritty because of Georgia Southern showing they wouldn't give up with a super impressive comeback win versus old dominion the week prior.

https://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...cs-final-score

Grant Olson does not get enough credit for his instincts and how quickly he read plays and met the RB or QB behind the line of scrimmage. He beat the blocker to the block and often the runner to the hole. Without seeing exact statistics, he had many tackles for -1, no gain or +1 yards. Plays like this set the defense up for longer 2 or 3 down and easier to get off the field.

[1993bison]

DeLuca, Humber & Beck. Never have to take them off the field and would never get caught with the wrong personnel group in any situation.

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[Bison 4 Life]

Good Job.....



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