Penalty on what seems like every other play. Did they bring in NFL officials for this game?
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Colorado vs Oregon State
- Thread starter manhattanbuff
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Terrible reffing every single play
Local H.S. Refs. Cheaper
I am really looking forward to our halftime adjustments.
Bourbon Buff
Well-Known Member
"Body weight foul. Then showing up a ref. 30 yards. Every time."
Is the body weight thing relatively new? I feel like we've grappled with "what is a catch?" and other ethereal mysteries in the last ten-ish years, and now we're exploring the wonders of "How does one sack a quarterback?" I get protecting a QB, but sacking the QB seems to be fraught with extremely delicate technique issues.
Is the body weight thing relatively new? I feel like we've grappled with "what is a catch?" and other ethereal mysteries in the last ten-ish years, and now we're exploring the wonders of "How does one sack a quarterback?" I get protecting a QB, but sacking the QB seems to be fraught with extremely delicate technique issues.
Arias with a drop... Im absolutely shocked...
How is it possible to throw every ball high?
Still should have caught it
Still should have caught it
when Arias gets a 9th year of eligiblity
No legitimate P5 team would allow Arias to continue taking reps.
Hahahahahaha holy ****
It’s a tough one.
No, it is not new. You are not supposed to land on or put your body weight on the QB.
Oh. That hurts. JT finally throws a good ball.
Arias infecting young Tyson? Noooooooooo
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
I'm about to start one on their 247 equivalent lol
Yep, overall average team, honestly, our standards are so freaking low these days6-2 team is average?
So the OSU defense only has to cover MLC, as he’s the only receiver who will catch the ball.
They’re not average. Above average for sure.
Phil McGeoghan is apparently one terrible ****ing coach. After raving about how this year‘s WR room was better than last year‘s, his players can’t get open and routinely drop passes.
But his speed man!
Bourbon Buff
Well-Known Member
"No, it is not new. You are not supposed to land on or put your body weight on the QB."
I'm aware of the piledriving-type sack historically being called as roughing, but it seems like we're inching toward defenders having to suspend themselves in mid-air when all of their forward energy is moving toward sacking a static, or retreating, QB. I guess the defender is supposed to rush forward, break down when arriving at the QB, and then orchestrate a grasp/wrestle move. Meanwhile, the QB is still scanning the field, throwing, etc.
Maybe I should stop typing and drink more.
I'm aware of the piledriving-type sack historically being called as roughing, but it seems like we're inching toward defenders having to suspend themselves in mid-air when all of their forward energy is moving toward sacking a static, or retreating, QB. I guess the defender is supposed to rush forward, break down when arriving at the QB, and then orchestrate a grasp/wrestle move. Meanwhile, the QB is still scanning the field, throwing, etc.
Maybe I should stop typing and drink more.
