I can see Illinois St advancing to finals now with that side of the bracket. They overcame 5 turnovers today. However if you have 5 turnovers against NDSU how many would they have if Tarleton advances past Villanova with their Turnover differential.
That 4th down play the reciever in the back of the end zone just stopped and didn't move when Rittenhouse was scrambling to buy time. Luckily another crosser kept moving and got open.
Just so questionable in what Simon did to give no trust in even giving him a shot. Would've thought the 2nd half at TT wouldve already granted a chance especially with a QB1 who potentially still showing questionable decision making 1 week after a concussion. And QB2 has been out for the season since Indiana St.
Sounds like Illinois State offense playing extremely well outside of the red zone. But in the red zone already 2 turnovers on downs. Not sure about the rest of their turnovers, but some of the FCS folks I follow indicate that Illinois St is beating themselves
King of the short dump passes. Also didn't have speedsters as receivers not sure if that would've mattered with him. But he had the complimentary tall slower receivers that he could dump it to that were sure handed and worked well enough.
Not sure if the ESPN pxp actually think the Tarleton St defense is standing strong, or doesn't want to offend someone by criticizing the UND poor offense. QB literally skipped a ball short of a open receiver who wasn't moving.
Sometimes I wish we had the WRs who would run the stick and sit play a yard short so we would at least have 3rd or 4th and 1 instead of just fly routes that after our runs get us to 3rd and 6 we get nothing.
C'mon Jerry. If there is nothing there you have alot or area to move around to give WR more time to run around to try to get open. Tuck and run was less open than any receiver.