Live from BugahaWest: A first half of yuck, a second half of hmm

Dear fellow Judging usker fans,

I mentioned last week that I didn’t think there was any way that I was going to be awake for the game.  With the ways things have been going in my work life (more depressing than the game mind you) I went home Saturday morning and as my beloved bride puts it,”went to bed and was out before my head hit the pillow.”

As for the game, I want to point out thefirst thing I saw was the final score and I was feeling pretty good.  Then I saw the scoring summary, 42-14 at the half.  Then I dug deeper and saw at one point it was 21-14 Oregon.  It really got me to thinking about that second quarter mostly then the second half.  What exactly happened there in that stretch where the game is close to a point where you are refilling your drink at the half and wondering if to add an extra shot of rum in order to forget the score.  So, where do I go when I have questions that are bugging me?  Well, to you my loyal readers, in particular LCH, Nish, and Boji.

I questioned these three great people and the answers I was getting for some of my questions are quite interesting, especially when I asked did Oregon let up in the second half?  The answer in a nutshell was a combination in that yes they did but went to burn the clock mode.  So, I sat thinking about that thread of thought and unfortunately (or fortunately if you look at it on the bright side) I tugged on the thread and my memory banks and research went down a rabbit hole of close calls and blown leads.  So where did I go, bing of course and the question I searched was biggest blown leads of all time.  One link was for pro football reference and it had biggest blow leads of all time, in fact here is the lnk

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/blown_leads.htm