However, when Swift gets dragged down by his face mask and collar right in front of the head official, that’s more than a head scratcher.
Second, we’ve relied on halftime adjustments all season. Last night we went into the locker room thirty minutes away from a National Championship with a 13-0 lead. Chaney had Pruitt on the ropes after that Hardman touchdown run. And clearly Tucker was having a relatively easy time of making Hurts use his head and his arm more often that his feet.
But somewhere along the way our offense neglected itself of Sony Michel. He was clearly the player that needed the ball most often and yet we didn’t give him the reins. That’s something that I know will haunt me for a long time. Surely the same goes for Jim Chaney.
And that Tua kid, you’ve got to give him credit, stepped into the biggest game and delivered. They’d been working Parrish’s side all along. Somehow we failed to close that window.
Feel bad for you and I. Feel bad for the coaches that had worked so hard and came so close.
But I’m heartbroken for that team, especially those seniors that deserved that stage and everything that comes with it.
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