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re: So much for the 2012 Johnny being a fluke
Posted on 11/13/13 at 9:45 am to lsupride87
Posted on 11/13/13 at 9:45 am to lsupride87
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He avoided a twenty yard sack that would have completely put them out of fg range. But yeh, thats not important
Could have also thrown it away and not risked anything. Like he's been saying: You're using hindsight to justify the pass when if he hadn't and it had been returned for a touchdown (pic six) you would not be saying the same thing.
''Pic six aside, that was a good decision.'' Lol.
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Posted on 11/13/13 at 9:47 am to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
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You're using hindsight to justify the pass when if he hadn't and it had been returned for a touchdown (pic six) you would not be saying the same thing.
You're right, if only the outcome was the complete opposite, it would have been a bad decision.
Good Lord you two are morons.
Posted on 11/13/13 at 10:26 am to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
I'm going to try to get through to you knuckleheads one more time:
Any other QB in the nation is sacked at midfield and A&M has to punt the ball. Only Johnny could get away from that sack. After he got away from it, he had two choices. He could throw the ball away, or throw the ball up. That's it. Those were his only reasonable options. If he threw the ball away, we'd have to either punt or trying to convert a 4th and 8 from just outside FG range. If he throws it up, one of three things will almost certainly happen. Most likely, it's incomplete. It's also possible that it'll get picked, in which case Bama will have it about the 20 (no real chance for a return on a throw like that). Finally, one of the two 6'5 WRs he had in the area very well might go up and get it, in which case A&M keeps the drive going.
Yes, it was lucky. And, yes, it was brilliant.
Any other QB in the nation is sacked at midfield and A&M has to punt the ball. Only Johnny could get away from that sack. After he got away from it, he had two choices. He could throw the ball away, or throw the ball up. That's it. Those were his only reasonable options. If he threw the ball away, we'd have to either punt or trying to convert a 4th and 8 from just outside FG range. If he throws it up, one of three things will almost certainly happen. Most likely, it's incomplete. It's also possible that it'll get picked, in which case Bama will have it about the 20 (no real chance for a return on a throw like that). Finally, one of the two 6'5 WRs he had in the area very well might go up and get it, in which case A&M keeps the drive going.
Yes, it was lucky. And, yes, it was brilliant.
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