December 24, 201411 yr Wow WKU was up 49-35 with around 3 minutes to go and had the ball and I let my daughter change the channel :banghead:
December 24, 201411 yr The play :lol2: my son and I were just talking a few days ago about how these types of plays with all of the laterals never work.
December 24, 201411 yr Wow WKU was up 49-35 with around 3 minutes to go and had the ball and I let my daughter change the channel :banghead: Western Kentucky was ahead 49-14 in the 4th quarter! Central Michigan scored 34 points in the last quarter.
December 24, 201411 yr The play I yelled at the TV in amazement after that play and my family thought I fell off a ladder and was seriously hurt!:lol2:
December 24, 201411 yr Dumb decision by CMU. They scored 34 points in a row. Should have tied it and went to OT. Ruined one if the all time great college football comebacks
December 24, 201411 yr Dumb decision by CMU. They scored 34 points in a row. Should have tied it and went to OT. Ruined one if the all time great college football comebacks Thank God!
December 24, 201411 yr Dumb decision by CMU. They scored 34 points in a row. Should have tied it and went to OT. Ruined one if the all time great college football comebacks I was torn. They had the Mo and had all, but shut out WKU in the 2nd half...but, from 10 yards out..I don't know that either would have stopped one another. Part of me wants to not like the actual 2 point conversion play, but they had 6'5 on 5'10 for an all intended purpose of a fade/jump ball and it was just a poorly thrown ball.
December 24, 201411 yr Dumb decision by CMU. They scored 34 points in a row. Should have tied it and went to OT. Ruined one if the all time great college football comebacks It was absolutely the right decision, in my opinion. Western Kentucky was shellshocked and I am surprised that Central Michigan did not successfully complete that two-point conversion. Odds were great that they would.
December 24, 201411 yr It was absolutely the right decision, in my opinion. Western Kentucky was shellshocked and I am surprised that Central Michigan did not successfully complete that two-point conversion. Odds were great that they would. Clearly it was the right decision. Oh yeah, Western won the game.
December 25, 201411 yr The comeback was as fun as it gets, as far as it goes for a fan. The going for two even though they did throw to their 6-3 receiver I.M.O. was a dumb gamble. Tie it up and carry to momentum into the extra frame.
December 25, 201411 yr Clearly it was the right decision. Oh yeah, Western won the game. You are sarcastically saying it was the wrong decision because of the result. Football is a game of momentum. Understatement of the year after watching this game. My thought on the decision to go for the two-point conversion is that under normal circumstances, it's about a 50% chance of success. With the momentum Central Michigan had in the fourth quarter, and the fact the Western Kentucky defense was in shock from the previous lateral play, I'd say the chance to convert might have been about 80%. Coach Enos made the right decision. For Central Michigan, unfortunately the 20% failure prevailed.
December 25, 201411 yr The comeback was as fun as it gets, as far as it goes for a fan. The going for two even though they did throw to their 6-3 receiver I.M.O. was a dumb gamble. Tie it up and carry to momentum into the extra frame. I say......seize the moment! I did not like the play call, although I think the play succeeds with a back shoulder throw versus the fade route.
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