This is going to backfire on Frost for next year's game. That will be a hostile environment at Folsom and I'm looking forward to the array of creative signs we can come up with in the stands. I might throw a pic of Martinez on a poster with...
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Scott Frost Interview Notes and Comments
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Maybe. But we also don't have a thread calling out individual Nebraska players for being dirty either. Asshole.
https://nebraska.forums.rivals.com/...-dirty-player-and-should-be-suspended.217967/
What's awesome is, it's one thing to have guys like Hagan and Chiv burning with hate for Nebraska. But now that they've got under MM's skin...**** yeah!
A) want to double-like, and use that sencond like to punch scat_back in the face.Fat asses? Really? That's the weirdest angle of all to take against the leanest state in the union. Your state is so fat that it doesn't even match the red of your ****ty school.
2) Holy ****, they are fatter than Virginia!!!
Mouth second.
Brett Fulton
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You said it best, Frostie the Coachman WAS an undefeated coach, now he is defeated to the point where he is chasing ghosts. So our no talent band of misfits just lucked into the win of a lifetime . . . yeah ok. Did you watch the entire game, or just the first half. Because I saw the physical domination altered significantly in the second half. Also of note would be the "tune up game" film that N got, and the film the Buffs had from last year (which in case you are not aware is when Frostie the Coachman was coaching another team).
Finally, I can see it matters so little to you, you took the time to set up a profile come onto a Buff site, possibly read through five pages of comments, then drop your bomb? K. And while I acknowledge I am a bit of a "keyboard warrior" I am 6'2" 180# so I don't think I am fat.
I am wondering if Frost’s behavior is due to the fact that the reality of where he is, is sinking in.
He is with the most delusional and demanding fan base in college football, and everyone cannot fathom that he could possibly actually lose games.
I think his time away from there clouded his memory, and now the pressure is crushing him.
He is a douchebag too of course.
He is with the most delusional and demanding fan base in college football, and everyone cannot fathom that he could possibly actually lose games.
I think his time away from there clouded his memory, and now the pressure is crushing him.
He is a douchebag too of course.
TL;DR.
nolabuff
Club Member
When you look at the slow motion angle that Frost provided, it looks like there could be some intentionality, certainly not a smoking gun though. When you look at the play in real time at that angle and the original tv shot, it becomes obvious that one, the whole incident in question lasted less than a second and two, Callier’s leg is being stepped on, likely causing him to curl up or as the nubs see it, violently attempt to rip off Martinez’s foot.
What’s truly classless is that Frost would provide a slow motion video to baselessly claim that a twenty year old is out there playing dirty and trying to hurt other players. One thing I appreciate about MM is that he never gets tied to down to these distractions whether it’s alleged dirty plays by the other team or bad calls by the refs. Come Monday the focus is completely on that next Saturday.
What’s truly classless is that Frost would provide a slow motion video to baselessly claim that a twenty year old is out there playing dirty and trying to hurt other players. One thing I appreciate about MM is that he never gets tied to down to these distractions whether it’s alleged dirty plays by the other team or bad calls by the refs. Come Monday the focus is completely on that next Saturday.
jkppkjjkp
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It looks bad.
At 8s Jacob looks to his right, sees that Martinez is down, then grips tighter on the ankle and uses his entire body to wrench on the knee.
It's a dirty play, a really dirty play, and anyone who doesn't see it needs to take off the black and gold tinted glasses.
lvbuff
Well-Known Member
put the pipe down
I also see at 8 seconds the pile up ends up on Callier's legs. Is it possible that the curl/twist is a reaction to the fact his leg just got stepped on?
jizzrag85
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Lol. I love how they’re all talking about how dirty he is, how it shouldn’t be in football and how he should be suspended. Then the last comment says he will need an extra year to finish his football career. “We’re so irate over this play we’re going to intentionally injure you!!!”
Anyone who has played football will know that everyone should expect other players to want to hurt them...that is part of football as I know it growing up. If you don't want to get hurt, then don't play! The question is how many other plays in that game would have warranted a similar response yet wasn't shown on video? Perhaps that is why is no suspension forthcoming.
It was an unnecessary move on Callier's part although and would warrant a suspension and I don't like the idea how it could severely impact Nebraska's season. I love those hard fought games with a lot on the line between the Buffs & Cornhuskers and those moves are not necessary. We'd be mad if Montez was hurt like that but that is football. What we do not know is how MacIntyre is handling this in-house. Two words: Move. On.
It was an unnecessary move on Callier's part although and would warrant a suspension and I don't like the idea how it could severely impact Nebraska's season. I love those hard fought games with a lot on the line between the Buffs & Cornhuskers and those moves are not necessary. We'd be mad if Montez was hurt like that but that is football. What we do not know is how MacIntyre is handling this in-house. Two words: Move. On.
you are a world class ****ing idiot. and given the number of trolls we have had on this site, your elevation to the head of the class is impressive.
jkppkjjkp
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**** off. I'm done with this place. Y'all are blinded by jersey colors
don't let the door hit you in the ass.
No. We aren't. We all know the kind of man MacIntyre is. We all know the type of men he hires to coach his players. We know the kind of kids that he recruits. Do you honestly think that Callier would have been taught/instructed to intentionally try to injure an opposing player?
It is a dog pile. There are 10 or 11 huge bodies falling on each other. Each angle shows something different. Each angle can show a reason for what happened. The main point of this whole thing is that Martinez is fine. He will be fine. He has a knee sprain. Likely a result of getting lit up a few plays before, and exaggerated on this tackle.
Let it be known that jkppspdpk alone stood against the tide of Buff homer injustice. He's like a modern day Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
Good riddance.
Heat of the moment...just like Callier right? We don't know if some Nub lineman tried to take his knees out a play or two earlier. If you don't want to get hurt, stay on the porch! It doesn't mean I condone what Callier did but that is what you sign up for when you play football.
Not to mention, when you tackle someone by the legs it's not uncommon to try and pull them backwards as they hit the ground. It ensures they're down and could get a better spot on yard line gained. This looks more like what Callier was doing, rather than trying to do some malicious twist of death.
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