When the OL is as porous as it was tonight and only Hoffman and Friel were able to get open - sure let's kill the QB. With the poor pass protection Riley has been getting, his detractors should get their wish before long.
I found myself wondering, while driving up from Las Vegas if our OL problems are lack of talent or an OL coach that is geared for the way BYU used to do things and does not have the answers for preparing the team to block for our current offense. IDK. Have no idea what the problem is, but they were boys among men and it clearly got to them in the 3rd qtr.
Who we gonna credit for getting them regrouped and having a chance to win.
Gotta admit - even though BYU outplayed U in every statistic on offense but turnovers, including points, they looked under matched and out coached most of the night.
I had predicted Special Teams play would decide it. Someone else replied staring that they hoped it did not come down to a last minute field goal attempt. Even two tries were not sufficient.
Others said turnovers would determine it.
Others said OL would be the difference.
They all came together to take us out of a game that never felt as close as it finished.
Some may recall a post I made before the season started - bad omen - starting center having switched positions - reminded of Oklahoma's struggles the year we best them.
Got our work cut out Thursday. For sure. And ND looks to still be our toughest game.
USU missed a field goal as well - or they would have beaten Wisconsin at Wisconsin.
USU and BYU need to quit giving home field advantage away to good teams.
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