Someone needs to held accountable
- Thread starter Plum Street
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Total BS.
Close games are usually decided by one or two key plays during pivotal moments of the game.
Are you normally an entitled brat? You pay for entertainment and last night was a very entertaining game.
Are you actually blaming this loss on the last play????? LOL! Blame not having ANY timeouts, like we've seen a gazillion times from this coaching staff. Blame the defense for not stopping Connor Cook on that last drive or forcing their very weak kicker into a FG. But as much as it's easy to blame Laviano, that last play didn't cost us the game. Geez.
The plum street handle is named in honor one of the greatst off campus streets in New Brunswick , before the hospital take over . It was a street with class and character . A great street , plum street a great poster .
Douchey spelling. Douchey grammar. Douchey post.
I hold you accountable for last night's "disaster."
We probably don't score on a Hail Mary . But the spike should not have happened . Some accountability is not a bad thing .
It's a foregone conclusion that the Hail Mary wouldn't work because they would not have gotten it off it time.
I don't really care about the spike, I was more pissed that one of the thrown passes was a 5 yard throw when we needed to move the sticks on each play in order to stop the clock. Anything under 10 yards in that position is stupid.
I don't think anyone needs to be accountable. This is not the issue to focus on. Focus on Laviano making too many of these kind of mistakes during the games. He needs to clean them up but no this play really didn't effect the outcome of the game.
If we had Sanu, the Hail Mary and resultant 2 point conversion would have been a lock. Otherwise, it doesn't matter.
Okay fine. I admit it. It's my fault.
I'm one of the loser mentality fans that prefers to focus on the positives instead of wallowing in the misery of the negatives. And because of my attitude, because I have a sense of perspective about sports and my world doesn't end when we lose, and because I don't whine like a spoiled first grader about everything all the time (which is what, apparently, passes for a "winning" attitude around here), the spike was unarguably entirely my fault.
By way of punishment, I will beat the ever loving crap out of my cardiovascular system by grilling up the leftover sirloin steak from the tailgate and eating it for lunch today.
He says it's a street in NB. But I kind of think he was intending to use Peter Gabriel's excellent song "Mercy Street" as inspiration but was just as stoned when he was creating his board name as he was when he created this thread.
I truly admire your sense of duty and responsible in assuming the burden of that spike and punishing yourself in such a manner. Your noble self-sacrifice well represents our school and will go far in convincing future four and five star recruits to select Rutgers as their dream school.
If we had Sanu, he would've caught the errant spike before it hit the ground and run it for a TD to win the game.
I admit to the slight possibility that I may have put Sanu on a bit of a unrealistic pedestal since his time here on the banks. LOL
One too many "trolling"s.
Let's start again. Trolling, trolling, trolling; keep the football rolling.
I leave it as an exercise for the reader to fill in the next line. Also, I couldn't really think of a good word that rhymes with trolling/rolling and is contextually appropriate.
3 seconds on the clock. Team not yet lined up. The spike is meaningless. Great game. Great play calling, great crowd, great everything. Anybody who is called to account for anything in that game gets a A from me! Sometimes you lose.
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Geez, get over it, try enjoying an honest effort that fell a little short, and try to get excited about next week.
I feel stupid spending 3 minutes of my life reading this post. How o do I get that time back? I hold myself accountable.
Are there really alumni who don't know Plum Street?
Not only one of the best streets , also one of the best posters on this board I must say.
I lived on Stone Street. enough said.Are there really alumni who don't know Plum Street?
