I may be Mr. Wrong and I am definitely biased, but I'll disagree with the officiating comment.  IMO, the official needed to hand out a few more cards.  Physical play is one thing, and CNU's second half tactics are something completely different.  It was still a great game to watch, with very emotional players, miserable weather and field conditions, and huge momentum shifts.  I feel like the OWU-Kenyon game was much more polished.  But I could be Mr. Wrong

Quote from: wally_wabash on September 29, 2013, 01:22:22 PM
A couple of things from last night's business in Delaware. First, Miles Mackenzie missed three field goals and an extra point. Any of those kicks wins the game.  He's supposed to be money and he's not been money so far this year.

Second, I was impressed with OWU getting the ball down the field. Really the first time I've seen them try to get deep on any kind of regular basis. And it worked.

Third, OWU can't run at all. Your TE can't be your go to guy when you want to run.

sigma one told us in august that one of the he too three here would lose to somebody not in the top three.  Spot on.

ETP also told us that OWU wasn't as great as we thought. And I'm ready to say that he's right. I thought OWU would have another gear in that offense this year, and they just don't seem to have it. Coupled with a defense that isn't as stout as last year, and OWU is basically what ETP thought they were. Also spot on.

I'm kicking myself today, but I was watching the game online while also watching OSU/WIS.  When I turned off OWU/DEN, I thought OWU had just scored to go up 7 with just a minute or two left.  Could someone tell me how the 4th quarter ended?  Maybe I wasn't watching OWU/DEN closely enough, but I thought OWU had the game in the bag.  Did DEN run back the kickoff or something?     Thanks in advance - the highlights weren't on SportsCenter yesterday.