Posted by 4play on January 12, 2015 at 21:28:55 from (72.198.44.123):
In Reply to: Bucks vs Ducks posted by kruser on January 12, 2015 at 19:16:56:
What do you expect them to do, down the ball out and give up with enough time left to possibly tie the game (yes it has happened before with less time)? Its not like they charged down the field for points. Loss of downs put them in the red zone, they needed to keep marching forward to at least run the clock down, only problem was the endzone was in the way.
IMO 17 is the magic number for lead, a 17+ point lead is the comfort zone for a sure win with that time frame or anywhere close, but the chances of losing the lead at 15 are very small.
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