I have no issue with the strategy in general, IF you have all 3 timeouts and can actually leave significant time for yourself after a FG attempt. We only had 2 left. So, there was no way we could stop them from running the clock all the way down unless they made a mistake (going out of bounds, throwing an incompletion). In this scenario, the chance to save ourselves time to respond was gone due to wasting a 2nd half timeout earlier to save 5 yards (which I am not in favor of, 1st half yes, 2nd half no). Therefore, the only option would be to accept the 10-second run off and not use the timeouts. BYU had no timeouts. With even :49 left, they would only have been able to run one or two plays at best before running the FG team out for the attempt with the clock running down. All we did was give them more opportunities to get closer for the FG and more time to comfortably get the FG team onto the field for the attempt.