No. Same angles in the stadium.

Let me guess, "the refs suck."

Perhaps. But so does our oline, playcalling etc...play better in the 1st half and we don't have to complain about refs missing calls.

Clearly not down. Knee caught on top of the other player.

He landed on the defender on his backside. If his knee was down when he fumbled, they'd have to cart him off with a broken leg.

You can't advance a fumble on offense.
Edit: you can. Just grumbling about all those years of no fumble movement. And the crappy TD.

That play completely changed the course of this game.

The refs are clearly the reason we've allowed 200+ rushing yards to a QB.

Ok, another horrible call for their touchdown. And no review. This is horrible beyond belief

So I thought a fumble into the end zone could only be recovered by the fumbler? Is that just pros? And btw his knee WAS down on that one

That's a horse collar. No flag of course

RedRiverLa said:

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MasterAxe said:

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The refs are clearly the reason we've allowed 200+ rushing yards to a QB.

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No but they are the reason this is a 17 point game instead of 3.

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Bad calls? Absolutely. But, did you have any confidence we would score on the possession anyway? We're so inept, I doubt we'd have scored.

Okay so any recommendations for dinner after the game?

MasterAxe said:

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RedRiverLa said:

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MasterAxe said:

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The refs are clearly the reason we've allowed 200+ rushing yards to a QB.

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No but they are the reason this is a 17 point game instead of 3.

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Bad calls? Absolutely. But, did you have any confidence we would score on the possession anyway? We're so inept, I doubt we'd have scored.

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Yes! (No) That confidence is all I have left

drhuggybear said:

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Okay so any recommendations for dinner after the game?

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Clear Springs

I hope we don't run the ball again this game.

Jake took a shot there.

Making a game with points! Points! What do we do with these?!?

He's not the most physically gifted, but Jake Blumrick is a tough SOB.

I'm OK if he's our QB next year.

Get a new system with some better blocking schemes to protect him, and I'm good with him.

Love his toughness.

I'm not sold on him, but his progression has been impressive. If he can learn to make reads more consistently and look downfield, he can succeed. If we go back to an air raid I bet he'd excel. I think the athleticism and arm is there. Just a mental component missing. For now.

If we had an iron man award, it would be Jakes, no question

Lamar showing little to no class after the game.

MasterAxe said:

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He's not the most physically gifted, but Jake Blumrick is a tough SOB.

I'm OK if he's our QB next year.

Get a new system with some better blocking schemes to protect him, and I'm good with hi

Love his toughness.

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Agree 100%. When he had time he had some beautifully on target passes. And I hate to bring up the refs, but...refs, geez.

I agree with a statement Isaac said earlier. Before the Clint Conque fiasco, this was a team that could've competed for a conference title. As it stands, we are a 2 win team, and likely going to finish at best a 3 win team unless we can upset Nicholls.

I've said all season and I'll continue to say this team is way too talented to be this bad. Even the offensive line issues can be fixed with proper adjustments or scheme changes. The play calling right now is atrocious. Our defense is our saving grace.

Both Foster and Jake were thrown into a no win situation, and it really sucks because I think Foster could've been a top 5 QB in this league. As for Jake, I applaud how he's handled the situation. He's really making strides. I still struggle to say he's a D-1 starting QB, but he definitely is close, and if he can work on his decision making, he may have a magical senior season.

I hope Ryan Ivey makes a good hire. We shouldn't be a team that has to worry about anyone. Teams should worry about us.

So the VIP tent looked like a ghost town
most of the game. Other than this board, I saw nothing about it. It's a good idea, but needs to be promoted. And if this was a test run, you should have filled it just for appearances sake in front of such a good homecoming crowd to get the buzz going and to work out any service kinks. It kind of mirrored our football team...no one showed up until the second half.

QB: #10 Jake Blumrick 6-2; 206 (Jr.)
G:7;ATT:199;CMP:122;CP%:.58.0%;YDS:1465;TD:8;INT:5;RTD:1
QB: #12 Foster Sawyer 6-5; 225 (Sr.)
G:4;ATT:113;CMP:59;CP%:.51.5%;YDS:485;TD:3;INT:4
QB: #11 Josh Covey 6-1; 205 (Jr.)
G:8;ATT:9;CMP:4;CP%:.45%;YDS:26;TD:0;INT:0;R:11;YDS:23;TD:1

RB: #29 Josh McGowen 5-10; 222 (So.)
G:8;ATT:64;YDS:309;AVG:5.0;TD:1/REC:13;YDS:217;TD:2
RB: #32 Jamall Shaw 5-11; 210 (Jr.)
G:8;ATT:58;YDS:240;AVG:4.1;TD:1/REC:5;YDS:11;TD:0
RB: #28 Thomas Hutchings 5-10; 205 (Jr.)
G:8;ATT:25;YDS:200;AVG:8.0;TD:2/REC:3;YDS:21;TD:0
RB: #25 Jae'lon Oglesby 5-11; 175 (Jr.)
G:7;ATT:33;YDS:71;AVG:2.1;TD:0/REC:9;YDS:44;TD:0
RB: #20 Dominic Williams 5-11; 205 (R/Fr.)
G:7;ATT:32;YDS:41;AVG:1.3;TD:0/REC:1;YDS:6;TD:0

WR: #5 Terian Goree 6-1; 175 (Sr.)
G:8;REC:50;YDS:532;TD:2
WR: #9 Remi Simmons 5-11; 185 (So.)
G:8;REC:44;YDS:440;TD:1
WR: #80 Tamrick Pace 6-3; 195 (Jr.)
G:7;REC:27;YDS:420;TD:5
WR: #85 Quentyvian Q. Borders 6-2; 180 (Fr.)
G:6;REC:5;YDS:83;TD:0
WR: #2 Frank Iheanacho 6-6; 225 (Sr.)
G:8;REC:5;YDS:43;TD:1
WR: #82 Cody Williams 6-3; 210 (Jr.)
G:8;REC:5;YDS:36;TD:0
WR: #84 Lar'Darion Cobb 6-3; 205 (Jr.)
G:4;REC:2;YDS:20;TD:0
WR: #22 Josh Thompson 5-10; 185 (R/Fr.)
G:5;REC:3;YDS:10;TD:0
WR: #8 Calvin Clater 6-3; 200 (R/Fr.)
G:6;REC:1;YDS:9;TD:0
WR: #88 Dylan Parker 6-3; 212 (So.)
G:8;REC:0;YDS:0;TD:0
WR: #83 David Crenshaw 6-1; 195 (R/Fr.)
G:1;REC:0;YDS:0;TD:0
WR: #19 Thomas Nolley 6-3; 200 (R/Fr.)
G:1;REC:0;YDS:0;TD:0

TE: #87 Allen Arclies III 6-4; 245 (So.)
G:7;REC:11;YDS:82;TD:0
TE: #89 Bryce Wempa 6-5; 255 (Jr.)
G:6;REC:2;YDS:6;TD:0
TE: #48 Barclay Ford 6-3; 235 (Fr.)
G:5;REC:0;YDS:0;TD:0
TE: #41 Tony Gilbert II 6-1; 255 (R/Fr.)
G:3;REC:0;YDS:0;TD:0
TE: #86 Donte Coleman 6-4; 245 (So.)
G:3;REC:0;YDS:0;TD:0

OL: #65 Hayden Scott 6-2; 295 (Sr.) G:8
OL: #52 A.J. Brown 6-2; 316 (Jr.) G:8
OL: #72 Collin Lagarde 6-3; 317 (Jr.) G:8
OL: #71 Devonte Jones 6-3; 315 (Jr.) G:8
OL: #76 Cooper Williams 6-4; 312 (So.) G:7
OL: #75 Josiah Hunter 6-5; 322 (Sr.) G:7
OL: #78 Chett Munden 6-6; 305 (Jr.) G:6
OL: #55 Paul Hill 6-1; 295 (Jr.) G:6
OL: #73 Hayden Young 6-4; 297 (R/Fr.) G:5
OL: #66 Zach Mack 6-3; 312 (So.) G:4
OL: #61 Jerrod Johnson 6-2; 295 (So.) G:2
OL: #62 Nick Langlois 6-2; 268 (R/Fr.) G:1

K:#36 Storm Ruiz 5-10; 170 (Jr.)
G:8;FGA:8;FGM:6;FG%:75%;LNG:47;APAT:17;MPAT:17

LS:#51 Chris Wilkerson 6-2; 248 (Sr.) G:8

DE:#57 Gary Sampson 6-3; 280 (Jr.)
G:7;TKL:12;TFL:2.5;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:2
DE:#96 Daniel Brewer 6-3; 243 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:5;TFL:1.5;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:2;INT:0;QBH:1
DE:#91 Holland Malone 6-5; 220 (R/Fr.)
G:4;TKL:3;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
DE:#98 Tyrell Buard 6-3; 245 (Fr.)
G:1;TKL:1;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:1;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0

DT:#90 Rayshad Nichols 6-3; 304 (So.)
G:8;TKL:25;TFL:5.0;SCK:3.5;FF:2;FR:0;PBU:1;INT:0;QBH:3
DT:#94 Demetrion Amie 6-5; 268 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:24;TFL:6.0;SCK:4.5;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:3;INT:0;QBH:3
DT:#60 Taaj Bakari 6-3; 335 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:11;TFL:3.5;SCK:1.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
DT:#99 Shaq Anderson 6-0; 305 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:11;TFL:1.5;SCK:1.0;FF:1;FR:0;PBU:1;INT:0;QBH:3
DT:#92 Larron Cox 6-2; 282 (So.)
G:8;TKL:8;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
DT:#95 Desmond Robinson 6-3; 266 (R/Fr.)
G:3;TKL:1;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0

LB:#50 Ryan Woods 6-0; 232 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:47;TFL:2.0;SCK:0.0;FF:1;FR:1;PBU:4;INT:0;QBH:0
LB:#7 Quin Jones 6-0; 232 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:33;TFL:5.0;SCK:0.0;FF:1;FR:1;PBU:1;INT:1;QBH:3
LB:#43 Anthony Jacobs 5-11; 228 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:26;TFL:4.5;SCK:2.5;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:3
LB:#42 Teddy Britton 5-11; 222 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:22;TFL:4.5;SCK:1.5;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:1
LB:#44 Bert Morris 6-1; 224 (So.)
G:8;TKL:21;TFL:0.5;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
LB:#13 Kirkland Joseph 6-0; 215 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:17;TFL:1.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:1
LB:#17 Nazier Wright 6-2; 210 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:7;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
LB:#49 Terrance Potts 6-2; 234 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:5;TFL:1.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:1;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
LB:#39 DaRyan Williams 5-11; 218 (Fr.)
G:2;TKL:1;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0

S:#33 Alize Ward 5-10; 190 (Jr.)
G:7;TKL:50;TFL:2.5;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
S:#3 Lawrence Ghansah 6-0; 195 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:40;TFL:1.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:1;INT:1;QBH:0
S:#38 Trenton Gordon 5-11; 195 (So.)
G:8;TKL:39;TFL:2.5;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:3;PBU:4;INT:0;QBH:0
S:#4 Chris James 6-0; 200 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:33;TFL:3.0;SCK:0.0;FF:2;FR:0;PBU:1;INT:1;QBH:2
S:#34 Gavin Roland 5-11; 195 (So.)
G:8;TKL:14;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:1;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
S:#15 Jeremiah Davis 6-0; 180 (Fr.)
G:5;TKL:8;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
S:#14 Trey Ramos 5-11; 192 (So.)
G:2;TKL:4;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:1;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:1;QBH:0
S:#35 Brody Anderson 5-10; 195 (Fr.)
G:2;TKL:0;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0

CB:#1 Aretavious Hendrix 6-1; 192 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:23;TFL:3.5;SCK:1.0;FF:1;FR:1;PBU:4;INT:0;QBH:0
CB:#23 Jadarius Byrd 5-10; 170 (Jr.)
G:7;TKL:14;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:1;FR:0;PBU:3;INT:0;QBH:0
CB:#21 Davelle Fox 5-11; 185 (Sr.)
G:8;TKL:11;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:3;INT:0;QBH:0
CB:#31 Caleb Lawton 5-11; 175 (So.)
G:8;TKL:9;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:1;INT:0;QBH:0
CB:#26 Eli Jones 5-10; 170 (So.)
G:8;TKL:7;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:1;QBH:0
CB:#27 Tedrick Hawkins 6-0; 170 (Sr.)
G:4;TKL:3;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0
CB:#6 Tyler Freeman 6-2; 190 (Jr.)
G:8;TKL:2;TFL:0.0;SCK:0.0;FF:0;FR:0;PBU:0;INT:0;QBH:0

P:#45 Caleb Lewallen 5-10; 200 (Sr.)
G:8;P:66;YDS:2680;AVG:41.0.;LNG:62;IN20:21;TB:3
P:#40 Troy Duran 6-2; 185 (Jr.)
G:1;P:1;YDS:32;AVG:32;LNG:32;IN20:0;TB:0

Attendance question, do we count the group of people who watch from the tailgating area?

RedRiverLa said:

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So the VIP tent looked like a ghost town
most of the game. Other than this board, I saw nothing about it. It's a good idea, but needs to be promoted. And if this was a test run, you should have filled it just for appearances sake in front of such a good homecoming crowd to get the buzz going and to work out any service kinks. It kind of mirrored our football team...no one showed up until the second half.

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Think this vision:

https://letsgopeay.com/news/2017/7/19/athletics-APSU-Athletics-boxLIFE-team-up-to-provide-new-seating-area-at-Fortera-Stadium.aspx

So, why wasn't it at the other end? I went to the stadium the other day and looked at the tent. You couldn't see the big board, and your field level view from the end zone is not super conducive to watch all but the closest plays. The way it was set up was almost exclusively to be seen and not to experience. At least on the other end, you could watch the giant TV in the background.