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Updated: 2:30 AM Nov 1, 2009
Nevada Now 4-0 In WAC After Beating Hawai'i 31-21
RENO, Nev. (AP) - Colin Kaepernick threw two touchdown passes and rushed for a pair of scores to lead Nevada to a 31-21 victory over Hawaii on Saturday. Posted: 5:43 PM Oct 31, 2009Reporter: AP Email Address: sports@kolotv.com |
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Why is it. That every single season the nevada wolfpack defense cannot defend a pass. I have been coming to games for 25 years and every year is the same thing. Offense is good, defense is bad. I mean it does not take a rocket scientist if you are a defensive back that if a ball is thrown your way, turn around and look at the ball so you can knock it down. Oh no, the wolf packs way of tackling this issue is to not turn your head, but to watch the eyes of his opponent, and flail your arms in the air hoping for a deflection. Its common sense, if something is coming at you turn around and look. Who knows, you might catch something