I was at the game....and I'll say there were lots of positive take-aways for the the team and coaching staff....no one showed any disorganization, everyone knew who was supposed to be on the field, we weren't short players with players running in...or too many players running out because of too many...also, none of our players reacted to any of the PS players pushing and shoving after the whistle....they were very cool.
hey, it's the basics that win games......now that I did my positive spin, here's the bad...and I'll only do it on one subject and I pointed this out before the season started....if we don't have someone practicing short and long snaps 100x's a practice, we aren't doing something right......well that showed UGLY on our only FG attempt....and on all of punts...beside the grounder on the FG, none of the punt snaps were crisp....they were all slow and wobbly....and one almost went over the punters head.....We cannot move to the next level of competetiveness if can't do something as basic as snapping the ball!!!!
and speaking of punters I don't know our punters name, and I need to look it up....but if there is a more accurate punter in the country...I want know who it is. His punting isolated PSU returners time and time again to field punts along the sidelines...excellent way to isolate the returner....he had one bad punt, but when you punt that many times...hey, you might just have a bad one.....IMO, he was All-American first team on Saturday.
