Do love me some Chubb doe
That should about do it. The media is probably gonna talk about Doeren getting over the hump with this win, but the eye test tells you that's bullshit. FSU is not a ranked team right now, at all.
Do love me some Chubb doe
I'm fine with targeting as long as they're willing to review it and reverse when they get it wrong. Headhunting isn't cool.
On bang bang plays in the secondary, sure. But a full second late hit on a QB to the dome? That's not an accident. Maybe the answer is to pull from the NBA flagrant 1/2 designation.I'm fine with the penalty and think it's good for the game; however, I hate the ejection part. I think players should be ejected after the second targeting call, similar to unsportsmanlike conduct and I absolutely hate that players who get ejected in the second half of a game have to miss the first half of the next game. There are too many bang-bang plays and very iffy, subjective calls to eject a player after the first offense. I believe a player for FSU had to sit out the first half against Alabama because he got a targeting penalty in the second half of their bowl game last season. That needs to go.
On bang bang plays in the secondary, sure. But a full second late hit on a QB to the dome? That's not an accident. Maybe the answer is to pull from the NBA flagrant 1/2 designation.
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Get fucked, BERT
Yeah, punt isn't a live ball until the receiving team touches it.Since TCU touched the ball on the punt first, OSU should still get the ball, right? Or am I confused on that rule?
They are kings of the reverse jynx. Also FSU loses to NC State every year in every sport, so I don't know who they're foolingTell me what the score of the NCSU-FSU game is based off this thread alone
You'd think it was 50-7 FSU thanks to the sadsack NC State fans
Yeah, punt isn't a live ball until the receiving team touches it.
You can also kick a field goal as long as the ball hasn't crossed the LOS. A dude in a D2 game volleyed one in that got blocked or something last week.Yeah, punt isn't a live ball until the receiving team touches it.
You're right. If the kicking team touches it first the receiving team can then muff it or touch it and keep possession.Not sure if you are watching, but what happened is TCU tried to down the punt by batting it down around the 10 or so. Some idiot OSU player goes for a block and hits the ball and is recovered by TCU. Would that be TCU's ball or OSU's? For some reason, I was under the impression that since TCU has already touched the ball, even if OSU touches it and TCU recovers, it would still be OSU's ball, but TCU was given the ball...even after the first player that touched it was flagged for illegal touching.
Apparently Maryland is going to have to go to their 3rd QB of the year. Hill got hurt. Man, that sucks for them after looking so promising early.
I like how he drops it initially. Great play but still infected by Rutgers.
I'm fine with the penalty and think it's good for the game; however, I hate the ejection part. I think players should be ejected after the second targeting call, similar to unsportsmanlike conduct and I absolutely hate that players who get ejected in the second half of a game have to miss the first half of the next game. There are too many bang-bang plays and very iffy, subjective calls to eject a player after the first offense. I believe a player for FSU had to sit out the first half against Alabama because he got a targeting penalty in the second half of their bowl game last season. That needs to go.
you are right but OSU committed a penalty on the play which gave TCU first down yardage. So TCU got the ball on the 35ish rather than the 5. I think when the kicking team touches it the receiving team can go after the ball with no risk of a muff.
Wasn't the penalty a hold on the return? And TCU had an illegal touching penalty. In that case, should the penalties not offset and re-kick?
So glad I never bought into the hype. He badTanner Lee doing what he does best
I think the guy misquoted by saying "illegal touching." There was really nothing that was an illegal touch that anyone saw, the commentaters were saying they didn't see an illegal touch because the guy that touched it was coming from the middle of the field not from out of bounds. I'm not sure where the hold occured, nor certain of the rule (if it happens pre-kick vs. post kick does that matter?).
That makes sense. I do believe if the holding is prekick, it results in yardage for the kicking team (as opposed to backing up the receiving team) because until the ball is kicked, the flanker/SE/whatever would be view as a receiver.
I just assumed since it was a Big 12 crew that they dicked everything up.
This crew definitely seems fucked. Right after that play did you see they did a review to see if Hills throw away hit the skycam wire? Wtf would that even mean if it did? A do over?