I'll be the first to admit that my team blows HARD this season. They're staring 1-11 in the face for the second time in four seasons. They just lost to their biggest rivals (Wisconsin) for a record 7th straight year. An interesting moment in the game however came with about 6:30 to play, as Wisconsin scored to make it 41-16.
Bret Bielema made the call to go for 2.
Coach Tim Brewster was miffed after the game, and there have been mixed reactions. There's always the stance "If you don't like it, stop them". I get it. And my team couldn't stop South Dakota let alone Wisconsin. But, in that instance, I think it was a little overboard. Take your 42-16 lead and move on. What say you? Was Bielema justified in going for 2 at that point in the game? Was it classless?
Anti-decision: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/writers/jack_mccallum/10/11/sportsmanship/index.html?xid=cnnbin&hpt=Sbin
Pro-decision: http://www.examiner.com/wisconsin-badgers-in-madison/bielema-not-at-fault-yesterday-going-for-two-the-right-decision
P.S. I hope the Buckeyes stomp that smug sonofabitch this weekend.
gorocks99
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Mon, Oct 11, 2010 2:05 PM
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