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  • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

    He can't close out even against teams with less talent according to today.

    He's not a good coach people. I've been saying this for several years. Good recruiter yes. Good coach no.
    Victory for UNI!

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    • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

      Salmon is worse...

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        The play calling today was really bad.

        We mange to accumulate 37 rushing yards in 4 quarters, so what do we decide to do on the first play in OT? Run the ball!!! How about on 4th down with the game on the line? Run the ball!!!
        Originally posted by TH1974
        This guy was all-UNI, and wanted to show it by pretending to play a non-existant musical instrument in public.

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        • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

          Originally posted by 12thFloorBender View Post
          He can't close out even against teams with less talent according to today.

          He's not a good coach people. I've been saying this for several years. Good recruiter yes. Good coach no.
          Less talent at what position?

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          • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

            I thought SIU outplayed us. Maybe outcoached us too. Hard to say with dropped balls, poor blocking, injuries, etc.
            Selling a lot of old UNI stuff here: http://www.panthernation.com/showthread.php?t=65762

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            • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

              Originally posted by houndawg View Post
              Less talent at what position?
              Kicker. (and that's the extent of that list, at least today. two weeks ago would have been a different story)

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              • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

                Originally posted by JayJ79 View Post
                Kicker. (and that's the extent of that list, at least today. two weeks ago would have been a different story)
                I couldn't believe he missed it.
                Selling a lot of old UNI stuff here: http://www.panthernation.com/showthread.php?t=65762

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                • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

                  We call a run up the middle. Unbe@#$@#inglievable. Salmon is complete horse $#!@.
                  EVER LOYAL.

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                  • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

                    Originally posted by TravelingPanther View Post
                    I couldn't believe he missed it.
                    I'd almost rather wish he'd made it. Save us the embarrassment of our OT play.

                    Earlier in the game, it looks like the kicker's plant foot slid out from under him during a kickoff. I wonder if that affected his later play (either physically, or mentally)

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                    • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

                      Originally posted by JayJ79 View Post
                      I'd almost rather wish he'd made it. Save us the embarrassment of our OT play.

                      Earlier in the game, it looks like the kicker's plant foot slid out from under him during a kickoff. I wonder if that affected his later play (either physically, or mentally)
                      I think a different guy does the kickoffs.

                      McKinney has plenty of leg but he missed an xp in a 1 pt. loss to YSU, missed a mid thirties fg in OT in a 3 pt. loss to against EIU, and missed a 29 yarder to win the game in regulation tonight. Does not bode well for us if we get into the playoffs.

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                      • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

                        I do not believe the Farley is the problem at all. Honestly you can say our defense has been pretty consistent since he's been here. He has nothing to do with play calling. And that my friends is where we lose the majority of our games. We get big leads and play not to lose (end up losing). We start losing a CLOSE game and completely throw out the game plan. It might just be past Salmon's time...sad but true

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                        • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

                          I think the play calling has grown continually suspect since the end of the 2007 season. Subsequent seasons became very reliant on big plays rather than sustained drives. The game against NDSU is a great example. As was the 3rd down and 4th down calls at the end of OT against SIU.

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                          • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

                            Originally posted by Twin Cities Panther View Post
                            Never has.....never will.........
                            Are you frigging crazy?!

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                            • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

                              Originally posted by BanMeMore View Post
                              Are you frigging crazy?!
                              So obvious who you are.
                              "...the Northern Iowa men's basketball team reached the ultimate highs before hitting a devastating low. Unexpected success, followed by unimaginable failure. And they owned it -- all of it -- for the world to see. Like men. Like leaders. Like champions -- in a way no tournament bracket could ever define."

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                              • Re: Farley Can't Close Out When It Counts

                                Originally posted by Born-a-Panther View Post
                                So obvious who you are.
                                Ya think, BrainSurgeon?

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