Cincinnati Bearcat Coaches poor clock management cost their team

[permacock70]

a Peach Bowl victory. Gave Georgia at least 20 extra seconds by snapping the ball during their last possession with 10 and 11 second left. Also called time out when Georgia

was trying to get in field goal with the clock running at about the 25 second mark.

 

[JamesRob]

So we’ve seen Freeze, Napier, and now Fickell ripped for clock management. Their schools had record setting seasons and all could have been named national coach of the year.

 

[feeble2001]

So we’ve seen Freeze, Napier, and now Fickel ripped for clock management. Their schools had record setting seasons and all could have been named national coach of the year.

Okay

 

[uscedge21]

So we’ve seen Freeze, Napier, and now Fickell ripped for clock management. Their schools had record setting seasons and all could have been named national coach of the year.

You may be in need of some counseling to deal with the fact that Beamer is our coach.

 

[JamesRob]

You may be in need of some counseling to deal with the fact that Beamer is our coach.

Wasn’t even thinking about Shane, just calling out the selective reasoning so prevalent on this board.

 

[uscusc1987]

Am I missing something? Yeah, it was poor clock management, but you didn't mention the worst decision. Third and 2 for Cincinnati with a 2 point lead. Georgia had no timeouts. Cincinnati throws the ball and stops the clock at 1:32 before having to punt it. If they had run the ball and not got the first down the punt would have come with about 58 seconds. Terrible call to throw the ball.

 

[uscedge21]

Wasn’t even thinking about Shane, just calling out the selective reasoning so prevalent on this board.

Of course you weren't...

 

[Gamecock Lifer]

So we’ve seen Freeze, Napier, and now Fickell ripped for clock management. Their schools had record setting seasons and all could have been named national coach of the year.

And yet.. They still screwed up. Nobody is perfect and honestly those three may be a bit overrated.