1. Briles' call of Pass from Kendall to RG against ???? TCU or OU?
2. Morriss' call for 2 pt conversion again A & M for the win
2. Morriss' call for 2 pt conversion again A & M for the win
That was the most gutsy call ever. The icing on the cake was that the ball just happened to wander into the hands of the fastest guy on the field. Sayonara!Michibear said:
"With no way to stop the clock, under 20 seconds to play, inside the ten-yard line, all Kevin Steele had to do was instruct Jermaine Alfred to take a knee (we doubt Baylor had anything resembling a "victory" formation) and the game was over. Instead, and for reasons still debated today, Steele called a running play to Darrel Bush over right guard. UNLV players later admitted they were furious when they saw Baylor go into a huddle and vowed not to let the Bears get across the goal line."
Note: Gutsy does not equal great, or good, or rational, or well-thought-out. Gutsy is a gamble, and sometimes it's a very stupid gamble.
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The pass to RGIII you're referring to happened against TCU in the opening game of the 2011 season (was a non-con game in the season before TCU became a B12 member) and kept the drive alive that led to the field goal by "The Stork" that won the game.Waco1947 said:
1. Briles' call of Pass from Kendall to RG against ???? TCU or OU?
2. Morriss' call for 2 pt conversion again A & M for the win
Over the course of now almost 60 years of watching football, I can't think of a worse example of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory that I've seen at any level above Pop Warner.Carlos Safety said: