Cornell-Bucknell football October 19

Started by rss77, October 18, 2024, 12:38:39 PM

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Al DeFlorio

Al DeFlorio '65

ugarte

Quote from: Al DeFlorioGame ain't over yet.
It is now. final score 34-21. it was 34-14 at one point. it was never closer than 13 once we went up 14-0.

looking over the play-by-play and this is high comedy. After we scored on our opening drive, Bucknell drove and fumbled on the 1. We drove 95 yards before Wang threw an interception. On third down Bucknell threw a pick 6.

Ken711

12 penalties for 120 yards isn't a stat that will allow winning many games.  At least two penalties were made by freshman players. I'm sure the coaches will use this as a lesson to be learned.

Al DeFlorio

Quote from: Ken71112 penalties for 120 yards isn't a stat that will allow winning many games.  At least two penalties were made by freshman players. I'm sure the coaches will use this as a lesson to be learned.
All in the first half...
Al DeFlorio '65

rss77

Looking at the optics I did not think they would win this one. Good to be wrong.  Banbury had a monster game.

Al DeFlorio

Quote from: rss77Looking at the optics I did not think they would win this one. Good to be wrong.  Banbury had a monster game.
Did your "optics" include Bucknell starting an inexperienced QB?
Al DeFlorio '65

David Harding

Quote from: Ken71112 penalties for 120 yards isn't a stat that will allow winning many games.  At least two penalties were made by freshman players. I'm sure the coaches will use this as a lesson to be learned.
Were the penalties evenly distributed between offense and defense, or was the offensive line trying to hard to compensate for the perceived Bucknell superiority in aestheticism there?

Al DeFlorio

Quote from: Ken71112 penalties for 120 yards isn't a stat that will allow winning many games.  At least two penalties were made by freshman players. I'm sure the coaches will use this as a lesson to be learned.
Lesson apparently learned at halftime.  Announcers said Swanstrom kept team on sidelines 5-10 minutes before heading to locker room.
Al DeFlorio '65

Ken711

Cornell's Luke Banbury, named FCS National Defensive Player of the Week.