Ohio State playing prevent offense
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Other Games 10/22 - 10/26
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Is KD calling plays for osu?
Good call
The ACC would never
BUMP.
Call the B1G FBI!
If it’s a catch shouldn’t it be a fumble too?
It was, but the personal foul was live ball so it wipes out the turnover.
#20 did exectly what he was supposed to do. 2nd man in using his shoulder/arm to dislodge the ball. Weak azz sh!t.
I hate osu but that was all kinds of bs
No result of play?
The rules have changed.
For better or worse the NCAA has decided a 10% chance at forcing a fumble doesn't justify a 1% chance at seriously injuring a player.
I think that's mostly a positive change, but it does feel wrong.
This reminds me of their Illinois game; they were in a position to win and completely ****ed the dog for the last 5 minutes of the game.
They enforced from the spot of the fumble.
Basically the same as if a RB fumbled while getting his facemask yanked, credit for the yards gained, the fumble gets erased.
I think what bothers me most about targeting is that I never know if it's going to get called and usually am unsure how it will go on review.
It's driven me crazy since the rule first became a thing. And one of the clearest examples I've seen was a "no-call" of CSU which would have changed the result to a Buff win at Folsom if the flag had been thrown. I want to say it was Scotty McKnight who got murdered on the play.
It's driven me crazy since the rule first became a thing. And one of the clearest examples I've seen was a "no-call" of CSU which would have changed the result to a Buff win at Folsom if the flag had been thrown. I want to say it was Scotty McKnight who got murdered on the play.
Yet another sorry ass throw from Nebraska's poet laureate is the perfect ending to this sorry ass game.
