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I doubt they changed the outcome of the series.

It might have gone to Mitchell. It was out towards the right flat though, not over the middle. Either way, it was incomplete and stopped the clock.

Not to mention all the talking heads wanted to anoint the Cardinals as champs about 2/3 of the way through the season and they were also bounced from the NLDS in 4.

I was referring to the time argument. Since they didn't spike the ball, they attempted a quick-out pass. If they spiked the ball, maybe they call something up to take a shot on 2nd. There's just no way to say definitively what they would have done.

Without getting into hypotheticals, the fact is they didn't spike the ball, ran 3 plays and attempted a short field goal on 4th down. Could they have taken a shot to the end zone had they spiked the ball? Maybe. Would they have gotten as close as they did before attempting a FG had they...

Yeah, the game clock was stopped when he snapped the ball. It didn't matter how much time was on the play clock.

Come on, that's exactly what you are doing otherwise you wouldn't have started this thread.

Everyone knows the Cubs' history (or lack thereof). Again, if you are going to dog this team for their history at least do your research so you understand what they are doing to rectify it.

No, ISU doesn't have any easy games. Ever.

Yeah but he still should have spiked it at the end of the Pitt game. We're still talking about how much KF sux right?

If you don't know the difference between the organization now and the organization just 10 years ago, go do some research and come back a bit more informed. If you are truly a Cubs fan like you say you are, you will be very interested to see the changes they have made from the bottom up. If...

It was a hell of a ride. Hard to not be a little frustrated by how that series went but overall I'd say the season was a wild success and certainly makes me excited about next year. Pick up a top end starter or two and a closer and the Cubs will be a 100 win team and probably have the best WS...

Let's not forget Murphy and his Lance Armstrong level juice in his veins. He's only hit home runs in back to back games once back in 2002 and has currently hit one in 5 straight off the best pitchers in baseball? Weird that it's in the playoffs.

Misery loves company. It's hard for them to watch big brother's success.

For those fans making excuses as to why the Cards lost, I believe this article sums it up a bit more eloquently. http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/154427416/cardinals-cubs-nlds-chicago-wins-series-3-1

The day Soler came up last year and hit a homerun in his first at bat, I started gushing about how great all the Cubs prospects are to my fiance. I went on and on about how they would be so much better next year and even a dark horse for the Word Series. She well aware of how bad they were at...

It's not horrible. The roads themselves are in pretty good shape but it is fairly windy and hilly. The good thing is they have passing lanes for the slow moving vehicles on just about every hill. I don't mind the drive at all.

Daniels is getting absolutely abused out there. Not having a good game at all.

Hey, I don't want to like you so don't tell me you're a Vikings fan too. ;)

Well I never heard about Schwartz getting banned by the athletic department, I doubt KF had anything to do with it. I assume it similar to the Howe/Harty situation where they were denied credentials for some reason or another, which in fact Brian Ferentz went to bat for them in order to get...