beargrowlz
03-16-2008, 04:43 PM
Setting my hurry up offense to 0 to avoid the long bomb play selection at the end of the game.
Works perfectly. Take over at my own 45 with 35 seconds left needing a 3 to tie - no timeouts left.
<TABLE cellSpacing=1 width="98%" bgColor=#ffcc00 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=left bgColor=#ffffff>Cincinnati: Single-Back formation with trips receivers, strength is left. The defense is in a 43 with prevent personnel and 4-deep zone coverage, keying aggressively on the pass.
1-10-CIN45 (4Q: 00:32) J.P. Losman pass completed to WR Chad Johnson for 19 yards. Tackled by S Stuart Schweigert, assisted by CB Stanford Routt. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. Johnson gained 10 yards after the catch.
</TD></TR><TR><TD align=left bgColor=#ffffff>Cincinnati: Single-Back formation with trips receivers, strength is left. The defense is in a 43 with dime personnel and 2-deep man-to-man coverage, keying aggressively on the pass.
1-10-OAK36 (4Q: 00:14) J.P. Losman spiked the ball to stop the clock.
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Perfect. I figure a 53 yard FG attempt, a reasonable chance to tie given the starting circumstances.
But no!
Cincinnati: Single-Back formation with trips receivers, strength is right. The defense is in a 43 with dime personnel and 3-deep zone coverage, keying aggressively on the pass.
2-10-OAK36 (4Q: 00:10) J.P. Losman pass completed to WR Chad Johnson for 7 yards. The receiver went out of bounds. Tackled by S Michael Huff. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage.
After screaming at my Head Coach, I was like wow, perfectly executed. 4 seconds left and a 46 yarder to tie, well within my guy's range.
But because I'm not in hurry up, and it's only third down, we don't kick it.
Cincinnati: Single-Back formation with four receivers, strength is right. The defense is in a 43 with dime personnel and 3-deep zone coverage, keying aggressively on the pass.
3-3-OAK29 (4Q: 00:04) Kenny Irons ran around right end for 4 yards. Tackled by S Stuart Schweigert. Key block delivered by Willie Anderson.
Game over.
I'm mad at myself for not considering it might not take a last second shot at a field goal under such circumstances. I get it. I overlooked that.
But damnit, I shouldn't have to set hurry up to 0 to get a decent pro two minute offense.
The game is broken.
I may be an idiot, but the game is still broken.
Works perfectly. Take over at my own 45 with 35 seconds left needing a 3 to tie - no timeouts left.
<TABLE cellSpacing=1 width="98%" bgColor=#ffcc00 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD align=left bgColor=#ffffff>Cincinnati: Single-Back formation with trips receivers, strength is left. The defense is in a 43 with prevent personnel and 4-deep zone coverage, keying aggressively on the pass.
1-10-CIN45 (4Q: 00:32) J.P. Losman pass completed to WR Chad Johnson for 19 yards. Tackled by S Stuart Schweigert, assisted by CB Stanford Routt. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. Johnson gained 10 yards after the catch.
</TD></TR><TR><TD align=left bgColor=#ffffff>Cincinnati: Single-Back formation with trips receivers, strength is left. The defense is in a 43 with dime personnel and 2-deep man-to-man coverage, keying aggressively on the pass.
1-10-OAK36 (4Q: 00:14) J.P. Losman spiked the ball to stop the clock.
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Perfect. I figure a 53 yard FG attempt, a reasonable chance to tie given the starting circumstances.
But no!
Cincinnati: Single-Back formation with trips receivers, strength is right. The defense is in a 43 with dime personnel and 3-deep zone coverage, keying aggressively on the pass.
2-10-OAK36 (4Q: 00:10) J.P. Losman pass completed to WR Chad Johnson for 7 yards. The receiver went out of bounds. Tackled by S Michael Huff. The receiver ran his route right over the middle of the field. The quarterback threw away from the double coverage.
After screaming at my Head Coach, I was like wow, perfectly executed. 4 seconds left and a 46 yarder to tie, well within my guy's range.
But because I'm not in hurry up, and it's only third down, we don't kick it.
Cincinnati: Single-Back formation with four receivers, strength is right. The defense is in a 43 with dime personnel and 3-deep zone coverage, keying aggressively on the pass.
3-3-OAK29 (4Q: 00:04) Kenny Irons ran around right end for 4 yards. Tackled by S Stuart Schweigert. Key block delivered by Willie Anderson.
Game over.
I'm mad at myself for not considering it might not take a last second shot at a field goal under such circumstances. I get it. I overlooked that.
But damnit, I shouldn't have to set hurry up to 0 to get a decent pro two minute offense.
The game is broken.
I may be an idiot, but the game is still broken.