Gotta love the fact that Fedora opts to go for it on 4th and 8, when he can kick a FG, play defense and possibly get the ball back for a winning drive. Guy is in totally over his head at this level. Interceptions certainly hurt, as did giving the ball to Elijah Hood only 12 times, calling a pass play on 3rd and goal at the 5 when you have a big physical QB and a RB who hadn't been stopped, going for it on 4th and 1 at the 35, etc etc. It appears the "sleeping giant" of college football will slumber peacefully for another year, as Larry Fedora runs the program Butch Davis had brought back to respectability into the ground.