Not to put too fine a point on it but f—- Charlie. He took off because he was wearing out his welcome anyway, most likely. Plus what does it matter? We got a better model in the deal.NewApp wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 5:45 pmI don't want to tee anybody off or hurt feelings, but Todd, I agree with you 110%. Sure mistakes were made and things could have been done differently and there are different strategies various coaches and fans would have done differently, but Geez, we won by 21 points to a team which may be almost as good as we are. Some of us had some real fears about not having a good game by being rusty from the lay-off.ASUTodd wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 3:54 pmDude.....shutup.....3rd wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 3:32 pmI wanna hear the pathetic reasoning for Satterfields time management at the end of the first half. (He has done this many times) We lose games because when we have chances to gain leads and put teams away we don’t. Anyone who has ever coached at any level or sport knows that the longer you let a team hang around you give them hope and hope late in games leads to adrenaline and legs on a tired team arnt so heavy when they have hope.
Too, we may have shown Charlie Cobb that he made a mistake in leaving our fine program (that he himself helped build). He may feel he likes where he is, but by gosh, he should realize again that there is no place like Boone.
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Talked with multiple fans at the game at half time about the time management. Many of which are very positive fans. However they agreed with me on the fact that Satts time management wouldn't cut it in the P5.
That being said, glad he is our coach. He thoroughly out coached Shawn.
That being said, glad he is our coach. He thoroughly out coached Shawn.
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I agree. I hope we can keep Satterfield for a long long time. But how he handles the end of the first half time and tome again, makes no damn sense. If you’re going to play it safe and run out the clock, fine. Thats a valid decision and up to him. But why call a time out before GSU punts, then run 3 plays that burn clock and waste massive amounts of time in between only to call another timeout? It looks like he cant decide what he wants to do.Goapps15 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 7:48 pmTalked with multiple fans at the game at half time about the time management. Many of which are very positive fans. However they agreed with me on the fact that Satts time management wouldn't cut it in the P5.
That being said, glad he is our coach. He thoroughly out coached Shawn.
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The main reason was probably that we hadn't thrown the ball very well to that point and if we throw incomplete passes on 2nd and 3rd down, Ga State gets the ball back. So many people on here think just because you run a hurry up it's always going to work. That's not reality.
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It was an extremely conservative approach at the end of the half. I also felt we would have been better off trying to score some points. It’s not like we had any reason to be scared to punt back to them if it came to that. Only thing I could think is that our passing game had been struggling in the first half, so maybe Satt didn’t have confidence to call those plays at that point.
One minor nit: I wouldn’t call that situation a clock management issue. It was more like a conscious decision to just run out the clock rather than trying to score. Same thing we did against GS until Lamb broke the big run.
One minor nit: I wouldn’t call that situation a clock management issue. It was more like a conscious decision to just run out the clock rather than trying to score. Same thing we did against GS until Lamb broke the big run.
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But why do it at all? be better than that. especially a senior leader. Just why?bigdaddyg wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 5:56 pmIt was a weak call. If a guy stands over a player or does that in someone’s face that’s different. Barely did anything really. As for picking apart coaching. For crying out loud we won and we have 2 games left. Just win 2 more - 9 wins is great any year.
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Here's my idea as to why: We were receiving the 2nd half kick off. He was being conservative and was trying to see if we could break a run or two before becoming more aggressive with our play calling. The main thing was to avoid a turnover which could set up a late in the half GaSt score (Especially with a couple of INTs already.) It worked out fine when we scored to open the 3rd quarter.3rd wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 3:32 pmI wanna hear the pathetic reasoning for Satterfields time management at the end of the first half. (He has done this many times) We lose games because when we have chances to gain leads and put teams away we don’t. Anyone who has ever coached at any level or sport knows that the longer you let a team hang around you give them hope and hope late in games leads to adrenaline and legs on a tired team arnt so heavy when they have hope.
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We have two very good kickers. The difference is one has confidence in his abilities, the other is struggling at the moment.
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Thinking like a coach here, but you have to think that Ga St is going to play to defend the pass. This might open up a shot for a long run. It didn’t so you have now run the clock down to either get the ball into field goal range, or leave no time on the clock. A lot goes through the mind of the coach during a game and you have to trust that he has a plan.AppinATL wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 8:05 pmI agree. I hope we can keep Satterfield for a long long time. But how he handles the end of the first half time and tome again, makes no damn sense. If you’re going to play it safe and run out the clock, fine. Thats a valid decision and up to him. But why call a time out before GSU punts, then run 3 plays that burn clock and waste massive amounts of time in between only to call another timeout? It looks like he cant decide what he wants to do.Goapps15 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 7:48 pmTalked with multiple fans at the game at half time about the time management. Many of which are very positive fans. However they agreed with me on the fact that Satts time management wouldn't cut it in the P5.
That being said, glad he is our coach. He thoroughly out coached Shawn.
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Because sports are supposed to be fun. These kids aren't robots. We want them to play with passion and enjoy themselves.App91 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 9:55 pmBut why do it at all? be better than that. especially a senior leader. Just why?bigdaddyg wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 5:56 pmIt was a weak call. If a guy stands over a player or does that in someone’s face that’s different. Barely did anything really. As for picking apart coaching. For crying out loud we won and we have 2 games left. Just win 2 more - 9 wins is great any year.
I get the "Why do it at all?" reaction with borderline plays, but that wasn't even borderline. There was zero reason to expect he would draw a penalty for that. Just a terrible call.
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I didn’t see anything in his gesture that it was directed at anyone, or even towards the play. But given the close proximity of the official to Boggs, could he have said something?EastHallApp wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 11:18 pmBecause sports are supposed to be fun. These kids aren't robots. We want them to play with passion and enjoy themselves.App91 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 9:55 pmBut why do it at all? be better than that. especially a senior leader. Just why?bigdaddyg wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 5:56 pmIt was a weak call. If a guy stands over a player or does that in someone’s face that’s different. Barely did anything really. As for picking apart coaching. For crying out loud we won and we have 2 games left. Just win 2 more - 9 wins is great any year.
I get the "Why do it at all?" reaction with borderline plays, but that wasn't even borderline. There was zero reason to expect he would draw a penalty for that. Just a terrible call.
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Understand completely, I think what most are asking is then why call 2 timeouts with the first being with 13 seconds left?85gradinATL wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 8:20 pmThe main reason was probably that we hadn't thrown the ball very well to that point and if we throw incomplete passes on 2nd and 3rd down, Ga State gets the ball back. So many people on here think just because you run a hurry up it's always going to work. That's not reality.
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Because at that point you can throw the ball across the middle and hope for a large enough gain to set up Staton for a FG attempt.proasu89 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2017 7:05 amUnderstand completely, I think what most are asking is then why call 2 timeouts with the first being with 13 seconds left?85gradinATL wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 8:20 pmThe main reason was probably that we hadn't thrown the ball very well to that point and if we throw incomplete passes on 2nd and 3rd down, Ga State gets the ball back. So many people on here think just because you run a hurry up it's always going to work. That's not reality.
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Most concise correct answer yet, imo...it's getting aggressive at a time point that can bite you in the a** the least but still have a chance at a payoff...just like kicking the 53 ydr. before the 1/2 in the GS game...AppSt94 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2017 7:42 amBecause at that point you can throw the ball across the middle and hope for a large enough gain to set up Staton for a FG attempt.proasu89 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 26, 2017 7:05 amUnderstand completely, I think what most are asking is then why call 2 timeouts with the first being with 13 seconds left?85gradinATL wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2017 8:20 pmThe main reason was probably that we hadn't thrown the ball very well to that point and if we throw incomplete passes on 2nd and 3rd down, Ga State gets the ball back. So many people on here think just because you run a hurry up it's always going to work. That's not reality.
I think we should be more aggressive earlier in the possession if we start at least closer to mid field.
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As President of the Sunshine Squad I disavow the above statement from my buddy 91 - One item to remember is that I see the glass 3/4 full and 91 sees it as 9/10 empty -

Anyway, I think this is a legitimate question - time management - Coach Satterfield is too good a coach to not "to have a clue what he is doing in time management" - I do agree it is not his strongest area - My thought is he just hasn't quite decided on a defined strategy, now this could be because of several factors, such as injuries to RB/WR in a particular game, etc., --- as for yesterday, there did seem to be some confusion as how to approach the situation - As some have mentioned, the one thing NOT to let happen is a turnover and that was accomplished, however I do agree that 20-30 seconds were lost because of (I don't know why) - Anyway, no mistake was made that could have cost the game and the 2nd half was a dominating performance!!!

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...and we WERE playing in a converted baseball stadium. I thought Boggs was clever. In no way was that taunting or unsportsmanlike to the Panthers. Terrible call.