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Did Thomas Brown take over play calling in the second half?


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19 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Mays also looked better at LG than Zavala. 

That's what I thought too, add in more Chubba Hubbard.  I'm curious if something clicked for Bryce in the 2nd half.  Sure, we lost, but we were much more interesting than we were first half.  Whatever it was, you have to make progress, and there was some.  Not enough, but something.

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9 minutes ago, d-dave said:

That's what I thought too, add in more Chubba Hubbard.  I'm curious if something clicked for Bryce in the 2nd half.  Sure, we lost, but we were much more interesting than we were first half.  Whatever it was, you have to make progress, and there was some.  Not enough, but something.

Lions got up by 4 scores in the 2nd half.  Teams generally find a little offense when the game is over.  

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54 minutes ago, Harbingers said:

As far as I saw and forgive me if I’m wrong as I was not paying 100% attention to every play but after the lions scored late in the third they went prevent. Magically our offense started having some effect. 

They stopped blitzing but that was not prevent defense at all. Bend but don’t break, sure.

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