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Smitty cost us the game


rdog157h

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The coaching staff cost us the game. Smitty did his part the entire game, but made a couple fug ups that wouldn't matter had the coaching been better. You have to think, why the fug didn't they run it in the first place?

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Maybe not all Smitty but he slipped which led to a pick 6. That drop near the end zone could've been caught. It was a hard catch but Smtty usually catches that ball. All the Cam bashing is wrong!

Your Smitty bashing is wrong! And our offense kicking FG's instead of scoring TD's is what cost us the game. Smitty played is but off!
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