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What was he thinking? Fans, media torch Auburn QB Bo Nix after awful final play
By Adam Spencer
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South Carolina just beat Auburn for the first time since 1933, holding on for a 30-22 victory.
Down the stretch, Auburn was driving, going for a touchdown and possible tying 2-point conversion, but a couple of bizarre decisions by QB Bo Nix hurt the Tigers in a big way.
The final play was especially bizarre. Facing a 4th and 5, Nix seemed content to scramble around, wasting all 9 seconds before trying in vain to run for the end zone:
https://twitter.com/SidelineCFB/status/1317552280447705091
Bo Nix with ZERO situational awareness on the final play. #AUBvsSCAR
— Ron Clements (@Ron_Clements) October 17, 2020
https://twitter.com/MindTheGAAP04/status/1317552217616941063
Someone should tell Bo Nix he's supposed to throw the ball.
— The 7th Sixer (@sixersfandre) October 17, 2020
I mean, how bad is Bo Nix. Uses all 9 second left running around and then tries to run for the first down.
— Daegan Wall (@DaeganWall) October 17, 2020
Bo Nix had two plays with under 30 seconds remaining to just chuck the ball into the end zone and give his guys a chance. He scrambled on both. ??♂️
— Eric Robinson (@_Eric_Robinson) October 17, 2020
Nah seriously, what the hell was Bo Nix doing on that last play
— Are Sports Important? (@IOnlySayFacts) October 17, 2020
Bo Nix has 9 seconds on the clock to score a TD. And he tries scrambling??
Bad. #cfb— Steve Carter (@50stev) October 17, 2020
https://twitter.com/GinandJuuse/status/1317554510722727949
Joey Gatewood watching Auburn and Bo Nix right now… pic.twitter.com/4EgRgXQuDx
— Secret. ❤ (@RealName_Secret) October 17, 2020
Ok.
Jeremy Johnson – 5 star
Jarrett Stidham – NFL QB
Bo Nix – 5 starNONE OF THESE GUYS PROGRESSED UNDER GUS. At some point you have to figure it out.
— mAUzAUrAU ? (@taunybaurnhard) October 17, 2020
Now at 2-2, with a controversial win against Arkansas as one of the victories, frustration is mounting on The Plains. We’ll see if any changes are made moving forward.
Adam is a daily fantasy sports (DFS) and sports betting expert. A 2012 graduate of the University of Missouri, Adam now covers all 16 SEC football teams. He is the director of DFS, evergreen and newsletter content across all Saturday Football brands.