In hindsight of course I now wish UH woulda, shoudla, coulda gone for it, after knowing the final outcome.  However, Rolovich did not have that luxury of knowing Brown's pass would tipped at the line of scrimmage and then intercepted when they got into the red zone in OT. As the clock was winding down late in the fourth quarter in regulation, I must admit that I agreed with the coaches decision to let the clock expire and try to beat them in overtime as they had only 38 seconds to move the ball 50 yards to get into field goal range, which translates to running two plays, most likely a pair of rushed long passes which could have resulted in a turnover, even a pick-six. The risk, was too great, for even if the Warriors did miraculously march the ball downfield 50 yards in less than 40 seconds, their field goal unit is far from automatic--kicker Ryan Meskell is 0-for-2 from beyond 30 yards this season. Thus I refuse to second guess Rolovich's decision to run out the clock. Go Warriors!