Arkansas State at USA

[HelmutVII]

Arkansas state 15 USA. 14 final. Arkansas state wins with a walk off field goal after being down 14 to 3.

[UL_Cajuns]

It was terrible football. If you watched it you know. We can beat both of them.

[USLJim]

Arkansas state 15 USA. 14 final. Arkansas state wins with a walk off field goal after being down 14 to 3.

Butch Jones has to be the most disgusting coach to watch on tv. If UL EVER hired a coach like him, I want support or watch them

[moorecajun]

Butch Jones has to be the most disgusting coach to watch on tv. If UL EVER hired a coach like him, I want support or watch them

And I want you to use won't.

[Policarp]

Love Des but if loses to either of these teams in the next few weeks he deserves an early exit as HC.....that was painful to watch.

We cant be that bad....can we?

[MarlinMan3]

It's called a "walk-off" because when a home team takes the lead in the final half-inning, the game ends immediately, and the players from the winning team get to simply "walk off" the field in victory. The term was popularized by pitcher Dennis Eckersley, who said that a game-ending home run was so decisive, the pitcher on the mound didn't even need to look back—they could just "walk off" the mound because the game was over

[MarlinMan3]

Dennis Eckersley's first walk-off was the famous one hit by Kirk Gibson in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series. The home run was hit on October 15, 1988, and it was the first time a World Series game had ever been decided by a walk-off home run in the final inning. The term "walk-off" was actually coined by Eckersley himself to describe a game-ending home run where the pitcher simply has to "walk off the field" in defeat....

It was not meant in celebratory fashion, also the game ended immediately, prematurely. To apply it to football seems a stretcg as the game would have still ended at the same time, whether the score is made or not.

[USLJim]

And I want you to use won't.

Correct spelling doesn’t work here, you got the message smart ass

[Louisiana84]

"I want support or watch them"

Literacy, anyone?

[CAJUNJUDO]