are reporters going to Kirk about not using last timeout on defense

[uihawk82]

he could have saved 40 seconds which would have been huge on last drive where u can still run a draw screen or even a sweep

I bet nearly 99 percent of college and nfl coaches use that last time out when mich had 4th and 2

also questions to Kirk about his OC and lack of preparedness

 

[hawkinarkansas]

I have no problem saving the last TO, saved Stanley 3 plays where he didn’t have to embarrass himself further. Win/win

 

[cohawkeye]

When you have a masters in clock management form comedy central what would you expect...this is 21 years of stupidity in regards to this subject.

 

[oldhawk12]

he could have saved 40 seconds which would have been huge on last drive where u can still run a draw screen or even a sweep

I bet nearly 99 percent of college and nfl coaches use that last time out when mich had 4th and 2

also questions to Kirk about his OC and lack of preparedness

Our media will never ask that. Instead, they’ll get defensive and ask why we don’t ask kirk ourselves by calling the double screened softball teeball show hosted at Texas Roadhouse on Wednesday nights

 

[uihawk82]

Our media will never ask that. Instead, they’ll get defensive and ask why we don’t ask kirk ourselves by calling the double screened softball teeball show hosted at Texas Roadhouse on Wednesday nights

Oh that stupid call in show is at Texas Roadhouse now

 

[DDThompson]

he could have saved 40 seconds which would have been huge on last drive where u can still run a draw screen or even a sweep

I bet nearly 99 percent of college and nfl coaches use that last time out when mich had 4th and 2

also questions to Kirk about his OC and lack of preparedness

Yeah. I get it.

But really, would it have mattered with the offense AWOL?

 

[uihawk82]

Listen we all know you take that timeout and save 40 seconds because when you get the ball you can stop the clock by first down, incompletion, spiking the ball, running out of bounds and maybe another way that eludes me.

Whatever use the timeout on defense when Mich has 4th and 2 at their own 28 with about 2.5 minutes to go. Instead they punt with about 1:50 to go and the second punt takes it down to 1:35.

 

[uihawk82]

Yeah. I get it.

But really, would it have mattered with the offense AWOL?

Probably not but give your offense a little more time and knowing you can run a draw or throw it shorter and still let some time run but be in hurry up mode. 40 seconds is a lot of time.

 

[skinnykilmer17]

Our media will never ask that. Instead, they’ll get defensive and ask why we don’t ask kirk ourselves by calling the double screened softball teeball show hosted at Texas Roadhouse on Wednesday nights

Whaaaat?! When did they move it to the Roadhouse?

 

[koralakers]

of course, on our 2-minute drill...first 3 plays...2 yards and burn last time out. worst 2-minute offense in CFB, 21-years running...

 

[koralakers]

The Ferentz offensive and clock management minds would embarrass the 1950's.

 

[PCHawk]

It makes zero sense to not use it there. That said, we actually needed it for the 4th down play anyway so in hindsight it didn't hurt. But it was still really stupid.

 

[hawkeyes87]

Who cares about 1 more timeout?

They could have played another quarter and they weren't gonna get a TD.

 

[Caddy]

Listen we all know you take that timeout and save 40 seconds because when you get the ball you can stop the clock by first down, incompletion, spiking the ball, running out of bounds and maybe another way that eludes me.

Whatever use the timeout on defense when Mich has 4th and 2 at their own 28 with about 2.5 minutes to go. Instead they punt with about 1:50 to go and the second punt takes it down to 1:35.

Exactly. KF was showcasing his unbelievable clock management skills again. Just like the end of the first half when he was doing the same thing by using timeouts, and giving them a chance to get in field goal range.

 

[Caddy]

of course, on our 2-minute drill...first 3 plays...2 yards and burn last time out. worst 2-minute offense in CFB, 21-years running...

It really is. You'd think they would be embarrassed to run a two minute offense like that. High school teams have better hurry up offenses than we do.

 

[Motigerhawk]

Are reporters going to ever ask a hard question? Come on its Iowa City. And Fort Ferentz. You dont ask questions that may get you banned.

 

[eveningnewsteam]

Probably saved it so they could use the middle of the field and kick a FG losing 10-6

 

[hawkdrummer1]

he could have saved 40 seconds which would have been huge on last drive where u can still run a draw screen or even a sweep

I bet nearly 99 percent of college and nfl coaches use that last time out when mich had 4th and 2

also questions to Kirk about his OC and lack of preparedness

NO. You save it for the offensive drive. That gives you at least one chance to go down the middle, run a draw, etc or for something unforeseen (or completely foreseen like Stanley getting sacked). You don't spend them all on D with that much time left.