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re: My plea for a factual explanation of how TM7 hit on Dre was Dirty/Flagrant

Posted on 12/9/11 at 1:37 am to
Posted by razthecat
Bay Minette, AL
Member since Oct 2010
2353 posts
Posted on 12/9/11 at 1:37 am to
I see a guy trying to close line his opponent from behind. To me, that's pretty cheap. The kid has talent but he was beat on that play and was doing whatever he could to make up for it. The ending of the video shows it best. He tries to catch up to Dre and swings that arm "haymaker" style. What part of the body did he intend to hit, we'll probably never know. I'd hope his only thought was "shite I got beat, gotta slow this guy down"
This post was edited on 12/9/11 at 1:41 am
Posted by TigerBwoy
0.4 miles from Tiger Stadium
Member since Oct 2009
6345 posts
Posted on 12/9/11 at 1:52 am to
quote:

"shite I got beat, gotta slow this guy down"


I honestly think this is what he was trying to do. And, other than trash talking, there hasn't been a single instance in TM7's career where he's done something physically on the field that would be considered questionable, as it pertains to him trying to be dirty or attempting to injure one of his opponents.

As for if I agree with it. Not really. Even if it is a technique that they practice, I don't think there should be any technique taught where you attempt to perform any kind of maneuver on a player once they are past you. And, to be honest, I think the technique he is referring to isn't meant to be performed once a player is in front of you, which is why TM7 appeared to lunge forward and wrap is arm around the front of Kirkpatrick.

LSU fans saying there's nothing wrong with it, or Kirkpatrick is a pussy, or anything of the like, are wrong IMO.

Alabama fans saying that TM7 was singing for the head, or that he did in fact hit Kirkpatrick in the head, IMO, are absolutely wrong.
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