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Author:  trekkie [ February 2nd, 2015, 7:57 pm ]
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lol o man, soo close to winning the game.
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Author:  Duke Juker [ February 3rd, 2015, 11:48 pm ]
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Sad day for Seahawks fans. That includes me.
Author:  Earth [ February 4th, 2015, 9:26 am ]
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Duke Juker wrote:
Sad day for Seahawks fans. That includes me.

I was apathetic as to who won, but this made me really sad :(
Author:  Magicking610 [ February 4th, 2015, 10:24 am ]
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I mean, it's an unwritten rule that you don't pass within the 5 yard line. Running is much more effective there, since all it takes is a couple of steps forward to score. Still not sure why the pass was the called play, and I can't blame the reactions at all.
Author:  Arceus [ February 5th, 2015, 3:16 pm ]
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"Hey Seahawks, do you want to win the SuperBowl?"
"Nah, we'll pass."

I certainly wasn't cheering for the Patriots. The other day (Tuesday) I saw a really big hawk, like about 2', on the concrete snowy steps of one of the buildings around the school campus. And it was just sitting there staring...well it sure got out of Seattle in a hurry!
Author:  Duke Juker [ February 10th, 2015, 4:21 am ]
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MageGuy08 wrote:
I mean, it's an unwritten rule that you don't pass within the 5 yard line. Running is much more effective there, since all it takes is a couple of steps forward to score. Still not sure why the pass was the called play, and I can't blame the reactions at all.

I disagree.

I'll admit, initially I was very upset with the play call. But time grants perspective. The play call itself wasn't a bad call. Pass plays aren't a rarity even that close to the goal line. During the entire regular season and the playoffs too I believe, there were 66 pass plays inside the 5 yard line or something that all resulted in touchdowns. This was the only time during the season it got intercepted. Granted, it was in the most important game at the most important moment and running a slant play like that is a bit more risky than say throwing to the corner. The biggest problem was in the execution. They just didn't run the play right.

And I have to admit, Malcom Butler made a great defensive play. He caught a bullet pass, took a bump, and held onto the ball. That pass could have easily been caught for a touchdown and everyone would be talking about how the Seahawks are the best team right now.

Running the ball isn't a guarantee always to score either. You can pack all your defense on the line and hold the runner inches from scoring. It's not an easy thing to run the ball in full on.

If it was me, I would have taken my chances running it. But eh. Hindsight is 20/20. And you can only learn and go forward from here. The Seahawks are a great team and the fact they lost doesn't diminish the fact it was a great game and could have gone either way.
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Author:  Arceus [ February 10th, 2015, 11:50 am ]
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Which down was it again when they threw the ball? Not 4th right? It seems to me the blunder was the quarterback throwing a dangerous pass into traffic, not the pass play call itself. You can always throw it away out of the endzone if things break down, which is what he probably should have done.
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