CFN predictions for PSU

[Kiber]

An objective analysis must consider both the good and the bad. The problem is that there have been many more blown 4th quarter leads than 4th quarter victories. I don't think you can deny that.

What??? Ohio State 2016, Wisconsin 2016, Minn 2016, Iowa 2017....... this team has had a ton of 4th Qtr come from behind victories. WTF are you talking about. The entire 2016 season was filled with come from behind victories.

 

[Kiber]

Show me the big Q4 come from behind wins in the last couple of years that I missed.

Sweet Jeebzus.[/QU

I believe just about every game (it seemed) in 2016 we were losing by half and came back to win. We were down 28-7 to Wiscy in the B1G title game. It took a real moron to coach us from that deficit to a victory.

 

[AWS1022]

I was replying to the comment that PSU had a 4th qtr lead in 31 straight games.

They did prior to the UM game.

 

[Kiber]

They did prior to the UM game.

Exactly. That means this staff is putting the team in position to win. If you have the lead in the 4th Qtr in 31 straight games, that means in 31 straight games you are in good position to win. Sometimes it does not work out and the other team wins. Some people forget that a) the other team is actually trying to win too, and b) the other team has some really good players and really good coaches too who are trying to win.

Look at who this team is losing to, Ohio State, USC, Michigan, Mich State, Kentucky. Over the last 3 years, everyone we lost to was a good team. Other than the 2 Michigan blow outs the last 2 games in Ann Arbor (2016 & 2018), this team has had no "ugly" loses, such as Ohio State laying an egg vs. Purdue and getting beat by 20+ points to a mediocre Purdue team.