It helps if the person getting the lateral actually looks like he wants to get the ball.
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Stanford vs USC
- Thread starter Shldr2Shldr
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It helps if the person getting the lateral actually looks like he wants to get the ball.
If a Woods catches passes against our secondary but no one is there to tackle him, does he make a sound....sorry, couldn't resist.
Why should next week be any different?
Yea, Kiffin had every right to be bitching about that spot. Made no sense.
I'm not sure which is worse. Losing at the end, in games we should have won (Cal, WSU) or getting absolutely hammered where it is clear the game is over before the end of the 1st quarter. They both suck.
I'd say losing at the end.
And great positioning by the TE too.
And that is what having great tes can do
JimmyBuff
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not being competitive in games is pretty embarrassing. Its been going on for 9 years now against elite competition save for 2 or 3 games.
wow. this is a great game.
Nah it was a good call. He stepped out and got hit when he was clearly out.
disagree. I think it's much more fair compared to NFL OT.
Agreed.
Well that sucks.
I think college OT is fairer because both teams get a shot with the ball, NFL depends a lot on the coin flip.
On the other hand you play 60 minutes then completely change the rules. You take the special teams completely out of the game, long kickers, returners, etc.
My preference would be an NFL style system except each team guaranteed possession.
On the other hand you play 60 minutes then completely change the rules. You take the special teams completely out of the game, long kickers, returners, etc.
My preference would be an NFL style system except each team guaranteed possession.
Whaaaa?
I don't know how you can call college OT gimmicky. Each team has the same opportunity to win the game. I think college OT is fantastic. The NFL can learn some things from the college game. Overtime is one of them.