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[AppinVA]

Yeah it's clear that was what he was doing. Our coach just didn't like the fact that he was doing it. Kind of a waste if you ask me. What are 2 plays against our mom up crew really going to do for them in your next game? You got ten days to prepare for the beach chickens. He was just trying to prolong the game to try and put garbage points on the board. It was bush league to call that time out and risk injury to his players and ours for a game that was over. Our coach shrugged as if to say "what are they doing". It wasn't Cam Newton style showboating.

You are clueless.

Clueless in the fact that y'all have 10 days to prepare for coastal? Clueless in the fact that calling time out in a running clock with 10 sec left in a 27 point game "for practice" is a weak move for by a frustrated coach? Clueless in that sending his players back out there so your third string qb could get some "game reps" probably made him feel some sort of way? I'm sure the players doing it were proud of their performance... And it may have been a play on that After seeing it all game. But I think being older, and a coach who probably had no clue what shrugging shoulders meant, he was doing it more literally than the players. But I also know I could be wrong. Either way doubt it will be a lasting impression... At least not more than the scoreboard 10 sec before the final whistle.

Have a problem with it, stop them from scoring. The same goes for any problems we may have had, which, of course, we did not do.

[hapapp]

Live play is not the same as practice. There's no difference in losing by 20 or 27, it doesn't change the final outcome or make it less of a defeat. It had nothing to do with getting 7 more points in a lopsided loss and everything to do with giving game experience for a QB with little actual game experience.

[app97]

Yeah it's clear that was what he was doing. Our coach just didn't like the fact that he was doing it. Kind of a waste if you ask me. What are 2 plays against our mom up crew really going to do for them in your next game? You got ten days to prepare for the beach chickens. He was just trying to prolong the game to try and put garbage points on the board. It was bush league to call that time out and risk injury to his players and ours for a game that was over. Our coach shrugged as if to say "what are they doing". It wasn't Cam Newton style showboating.

You are clueless.

Clueless in the fact that y'all have 10 days to prepare for coastal? Clueless in the fact that calling time out in a running clock with 10 sec left in a 27 point game "for practice" is a weak move for by a frustrated coach? Clueless in that sending his players back out there so your third string qb could get some "game reps" probably made him feel some sort of way? I'm sure the players doing it were proud of their performance... And it may have been a play on that After seeing it all game. But I think being older, and a coach who probably had no clue what shrugging shoulders meant, he was doing it more literally than the players. But I also know I could be wrong. Either way doubt it will be a lasting impression... At least not more than the scoreboard 10 sec before the final whistle.

Have a problem with it, stop them from scoring. The same goes for any problems we may have had, which, of course, we did not do.

Precisely. When Ga State came to Boone a few years ago, with their previous coach, they called multiple timeouts to ice our kicker? on 4th down, when we were up 40 or so to zero with very little time left. Our coaching staff didn’t like it, so Satt called a fake field goal and our kicker ran it in (we did something about it). It was a bit of a different scenario, but the point remains.

[Appstate88]

On a night when nothing went right....To me, the time out has to do with showing the players that the coaches too will give their all for App State. They will coach for all 60 minutes and will never give up on their players. No matter the score, we play to the final whistle. We will never quit. It is the App State way. Proud to be a mountaineer.

[Appstate88]

Yeah it's clear that was what he was doing. Our coach just didn't like the fact that he was doing it. Kind of a waste if you ask me. What are 2 plays against our mom up crew really going to do for them in your next game? You got ten days to prepare for the beach chickens. He was just trying to prolong the game to try and put garbage points on the board. It was bush league to call that time out and risk injury to his players and ours for a game that was over. Our coach shrugged as if to say "what are they doing". It wasn't Cam Newton style showboating.

You are clueless.

Clueless in the fact that y'all have 10 days to prepare for coastal? Clueless in the fact that calling time out in a running clock with 10 sec left in a 27 point game "for practice" is a weak move for by a frustrated coach? Clueless in that sending his players back out there so your third string qb could get some "game reps" probably made him feel some sort of way? I'm sure the players doing it were proud of their performance... And it may have been a play on that After seeing it all game. But I think being older, and a coach who probably had no clue what shrugging shoulders meant, he was doing it more literally than the players. But I also know I could be wrong. Either way doubt it will be a lasting impression... At least not more than the scoreboard 10 sec before the final whistle.

Have a problem with it, stop them from scoring. The same goes for any problems we may have had, which, of course, we did not do.

On a night when nothing went right....To me, the time out has to do with showing the players that the coaches too will give their all for App State. They will coach for all 60 minutes and will never give up on their players. No matter the score, we play to the final whistle. We will never quit. It is the App State way. Proud to be a mountaineer.

[jaradbrown]

I get if it's too show the players that you play to the end. I'm not buying the "quality reps" B's. You get nothing more from our walk on players than yours. Like I said, you wish coach would have kept the team on the bench and let your classes coach walk it in. Why give him free practice time? Did he earn it?

[The Rock]

Not that I think this is why Satterfield did it, but there have been a few times in basketball when coach K hasbeen disappointed with his team’s effort and called a TO late in the game, just so the players can look at the scoreboard, feel the shame, and use that as motivation to not have that feeling again. I know late timeouts in a game that is out of reach is frustrating, but not necessarily disrespectful to the other team.
It would be different if GSU had the ball and was taking knees to run out clock and we were calling TOs, but when the losing team has the ball, they almost always play as if the outcome was undecided

[AppinVA]

I get if it's too show the players that you play to the end. I'm not buying the "quality reps" B's. You get nothing more from our walk on players than yours. Like I said, you wish coach would have kept the team on the bench and let your classes coach walk it in. Why give him free practice time? Did he earn it?

Satterfield “classes”? I’m assuming you meant classless. First, and last time, I’m sure I’ll hear him called that, but I digress. I mean, if someone knows about classless (except how to spell it, apparently), it’s someone from Georgia Southern.

[Appstate88]

Yeah it's clear that was what he was doing. Our coach just didn't like the fact that he was doing it. Kind of a waste if you ask me. What are 2 plays against our mom up crew really going to do for them in your next game? You got ten days to prepare for the beach chickens. He was just trying to prolong the game to try and put garbage points on the board. It was bush league to call that time out and risk injury to his players and ours for a game that was over. Our coach shrugged as if to say "what are they doing". It wasn't Cam Newton style showboating.

You are clueless.

Clueless in the fact that y'all have 10 days to prepare for coastal? Clueless in the fact that calling time out in a running clock with 10 sec left in a 27 point game "for practice" is a weak move for by a frustrated coach? Clueless in that sending his players back out there so your third string qb could get some "game reps" probably made him feel some sort of way? I'm sure the players doing it were proud of their performance... And it may have been a play on that After seeing it all game. But I think being older, and a coach who probably had no clue what shrugging shoulders meant, he was doing it more literally than the players. But I also know I could be wrong. Either way doubt it will be a lasting impression... At least not more than the scoreboard 10 sec before the final whistle.

Have a problem with it, stop them from scoring. The same goes for any problems we may have had, which, of course, we did not do.

Precisely. When Ga State came to Boone a few years ago, with their previous coach, they called multiple timeouts to ice our kicker? on 4th down, when we were up 40 or so to zero with very little time left. Our coaching staff didn’t like it, so Satt called a fake field goal and our kicker ran it in (we did something about it). It was a bit of a different scenario, but the point remains.

For the record, Satt called the play for the fake field goal before Georgia State called 3 time outs in an attempt to ice our kicker right before going in the locker rooms at the half. Coach never changed his mind because the players never gave the play away each time they lined up after each time out.

[jaradbrown]

Got me on spelling... Congrats. Posting from cell phone btw. Either way... Deep down even all fans we asking why he called the TO. I heard some verbally from the game. It was junk to try and close the gap. But either way...a win is a win. The players know they got skull drug no matter the final score.

[Appstate88]

I get if it's too show the players that you play to the end. I'm not buying the "quality reps" B's. You get nothing more from our walk on players than yours. Like I said, you wish coach would have kept the team on the bench and let your classes coach walk it in. Why give him free practice time? Did he earn it?

Satterfield “classes”? I’m assuming you meant classless. First, and last time, I’m sure I’ll hear him called that, but I digress. I mean, if someone knows about classless (except how to spell it, apparently), it’s someone from Georgia Southern.

A mortgage loan officer in Statesboro should know how to spell. Time to go back to GSUFans.com Mr. Brown.

[AppStateNews]

I get if it's too show the players that you play to the end. I'm not buying the "quality reps" B's. You get nothing more from our walk on players than yours. Like I said, you wish coach would have kept the team on the bench and let your classes coach walk it in. Why give him free practice time? Did he earn it?

Clearly you've never played football. You can only rep live action so many times against your own players in practice. Different players and teams have different reads and/or cues. Getting live game action against walk ons allows our guys to make the right decisions based on alignment/read the defense makes. Especially that play -- its was clearly an option route and having to make that read against people other than your teammates that know what your cues are is critical in learning.

[Saint3333]

Still clueless I see. Good bye, see you next year. Go Troy!

[app97]

You are clueless.

Clueless in the fact that y'all have 10 days to prepare for coastal? Clueless in the fact that calling time out in a running clock with 10 sec left in a 27 point game "for practice" is a weak move for by a frustrated coach? Clueless in that sending his players back out there so your third string qb could get some "game reps" probably made him feel some sort of way? I'm sure the players doing it were proud of their performance... And it may have been a play on that After seeing it all game. But I think being older, and a coach who probably had no clue what shrugging shoulders meant, he was doing it more literally than the players. But I also know I could be wrong. Either way doubt it will be a lasting impression... At least not more than the scoreboard 10 sec before the final whistle.

Have a problem with it, stop them from scoring. The same goes for any problems we may have had, which, of course, we did not do.

Precisely. When Ga State came to Boone a few years ago, with their previous coach, they called multiple timeouts to ice our kicker? on 4th down, when we were up 40 or so to zero with very little time left. Our coaching staff didn’t like it, so Satt called a fake field goal and our kicker ran it in (we did something about it). It was a bit of a different scenario, but the point remains.

For the record, Satt called the play for the fake field goal before Georgia State called 3 time outs in an attempt to ice our kicker right before going in the locker rooms at the half. Coach never changed his mind because the players never gave the play away each time they lined up after each time out.

Thanks for the clarification. I was thinking it was an end of game situation.

[jaradbrown]

Again posting from phone. Well, hopefully y'all got the practice needed...I guess. Haha

[AppinVA]

Again posting from phone. Well, hopefully y'all got the practice needed...I guess. Haha

So was (am) I.