Not good.
by John M (The Crimson Quarry) on Nov 10, 2007 7:59 PM EST
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PrintI haven't had the stomach to look at the box score yet. Given NU's two end zone interceptions and IU's kickoff return for a touchdown, I'm guessing it's not pretty. Fairly or not, the play that will stick in the minds of IU fans as they evaluate this season (particularly the coaching situation) was the indefensible, inexcusable decision to force Ben Chappell to throw on third and long on the first meaningful play of his career. That play let NU back in the game, but overall, they pushed us around all day and their defense was way more effective than it should have been. IU is not a very good team.
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Lynch lost my vote to stick around as coach with the lunatic decision to have Chappell throw on third down. That cost IU the following things: 1) the game. 2) (probably) a bowl game. (3) probably hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost money for the University; 4) probably lost progress in recruiting.
Unbelieveable decision. Coaching at its worst.
West Coast Hoosier
Unbelieveable decision. Coaching at its worst.
West Coast Hoosier
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