Why is it that....

[USFishin]

the offense doesn't really look too good until we're just about to lose a game?  The last drive of the game looked great!  We kept getting 15 yards and first downs one right after another.  It always seems that the game doesn't flash before their eyes until it's too late.  It's like all of a sudden they realize "oh crap if we don't score here we're going to lose this game" and then they play well.  Why can't they play like the game is just about over for the WHOLE GAME?  I just don't get it.

[Bulls Are We]

Because Gregory can't run his conservative offense (first down quarterback draw plays) when we are losing with a minute to play. 

[bulls96go]

game prep, playcalling, execution

[Brad]

and the defense is giving up the the short outs...nothing long down field....

[South_Florida_Flip]

The yards gained on that last drive were solely based on how deep Cincinnati dropped into coverage on the first 2 plays.

Then, inexplicably they throw a blitz in there on the pass to Mitchell instead of having double coverage.

[USFishin]

Like the 2nd to last play we had (I think it was) where Grothe rolled to his left and brought the whole field with him and then turned around and hit a receiver to the right (don't remember who it was) for the first down.  The play was genious and almost scored us the touchdown.  Why can't we do plays like that the whole game?  The opponent's defense wouldn't know how to cover us.