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re: Is faking an injury coached to give D time to rest / adjust ?
Posted on 7/6/13 at 12:16 pm to crimsonian
Posted on 7/6/13 at 12:16 pm to crimsonian
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then the QB goes sideline to sideline
Because that happens every pass. 
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Posted on 7/6/13 at 12:16 pm to adammwilson
Mulan he is one of those Mississippi coaches I don't know which one what is his record bring it up and we'll compare it to Les's record and then we'll discuss their future seasons
Posted on 7/6/13 at 12:17 pm to adammwilson
All it takes is one. Like I said, it makes you feel better.
Everybody rotates DL, but keeps the same OL. I wonder why? This should be interesting.
Everybody rotates DL, but keeps the same OL. I wonder why? This should be interesting.
This post was edited on 7/6/13 at 12:19 pm
Posted on 7/6/13 at 12:19 pm to crimsonian
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All it takes is one.
So now we've gone from the DL works harder than the OL to the DL works harder on small occasions when the QB just happens to scramble. Nice.
What about when the OL have to block at the 2nd level.
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it makes you feel better.
WHy would I care?
Posted on 7/6/13 at 12:20 pm to adammwilson
Answer my question first. Should be good.
Posted on 7/6/13 at 12:23 pm to crimsonian
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Everybody rotates DL, but keeps the same OL. I wonder why? This should be interesting.
Well for one DL is infinitely easier to rotate. It's much easier to build up depth.
On those rare plays when the QB does scramble all over (few times a game) the DL may get tired.
Why would you not rotate players if you can?
Posted on 7/6/13 at 12:24 pm to adammwilson
Thank you for proving my point.
I am amazed how everybody's offense is in better shape than the defense. Amazing. Didn't know it would be 100%.
I am amazed how everybody's offense is in better shape than the defense. Amazing. Didn't know it would be 100%.
This post was edited on 7/6/13 at 12:27 pm
Posted on 7/6/13 at 12:48 pm to crimsonian
Didn't read the whole thread but, I think faking injuries take away from the game.
My issue with HUNH is that a player can run off the field anywhere and be subbed out. So a receiver runs a deep route, doesn't get thrown to, and just runs straight to the sideline. Doesn't matter if it's to the player area of the sideline or not.
My issue with HUNH is that a player can run off the field anywhere and be subbed out. So a receiver runs a deep route, doesn't get thrown to, and just runs straight to the sideline. Doesn't matter if it's to the player area of the sideline or not.
Posted on 7/6/13 at 12:56 pm to Roger Klarvin
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Mid-major cheating tactics have no place in the SEC.
lol...
Idiot.
Posted on 7/6/13 at 1:07 pm to adammwilson
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WHat teams faked cramps?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23Ra48l8dhk
I loved the ol' universal "hit the turf" signal that was coming from the UGA sideline on that play too.
Posted on 7/6/13 at 1:13 pm to crimsonian
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If you're hurt, get off the field. If not, don't be a pussy. Faking cramps or over-reacting "injuries" takes integrity out of the game. I get the strategy in it but I would be pissed if our players were doing it too.
Over reacting injuries isn't just a defensive thing. Watch the final drive of the SECCG, TK goes down and lays there holding his helmet with :30 seconds and no timeouts after getting popped by Moseley. As soon as the whistle blows , springs up and runs off of the field.
BTW .......if Bama is in the same position and lost because of time because someone didn't flop, I'd be pissed.
This post was edited on 7/6/13 at 1:17 pm
Posted on 7/6/13 at 1:56 pm to beatbammer
If it's legal, which it is, I don't have a problem with it. When they change the rule, then it will be penalized. Until then, it's a perfectly legal thing to do.
The defense should be allowed to sub, just like the offense is. If the defense isn't allowed to sub, then a player who wants to come out should just lay on the field until he is allowed to come out. It's a perfectly legal play. I don't see what the problem is.
As for people who say that playing defense isn't more tiring than playing offense, those people have never played football. I'm not sure that is the point of this debate, but defense at all levels is, in general, more taxing than playing offense. That's not true for every case at every position on every play, but, on the whole, it's absolutely true.
The defense should be allowed to sub, just like the offense is. If the defense isn't allowed to sub, then a player who wants to come out should just lay on the field until he is allowed to come out. It's a perfectly legal play. I don't see what the problem is.
As for people who say that playing defense isn't more tiring than playing offense, those people have never played football. I'm not sure that is the point of this debate, but defense at all levels is, in general, more taxing than playing offense. That's not true for every case at every position on every play, but, on the whole, it's absolutely true.
Posted on 7/6/13 at 2:01 pm to BamaNixon
They were just making excuses. Everybody knows that the defense, which uses more players, gets tired at the end of the game, but offenses don't. I wonder why?
Posted on 7/6/13 at 2:14 pm to beatbammer
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WHat teams faked cramps?
Florida and LSU defensive players kept dropping at Kyle Field like anvils in a Roadrunner cartoon.
I do admire how well they recovered after they sat out a play.
To the credit of the rest of the conference, no one else pulled that cheap move.
This post was edited on 7/6/13 at 2:15 pm
Posted on 7/6/13 at 2:33 pm to agswin
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To the credit of the rest of the conference, no one else pulled that cheap move.
You mean thatlegal move. They went down, they sat out the required play, and they went back in. All on the up-and-up.
Posted on 7/6/13 at 2:38 pm to BamaNixon
Its NOT LEGAL. I don't have a rule book but I feel certain if you asked a ref. is it ok if I pretend Im hurt when I am ok - he would say no.
Posted on 7/6/13 at 2:43 pm to BamaNixon
The point is get off the field. In highschool I recall being hurt several times. Ive my wind was taken out you cant move - or a concusive type deal. But when you have a cramp for gods sake you hobbled off the field. Players hurt pretty bad would even get help hobbling to to sideline. Play went on.
Falling like that is soccer. Its 100% faking an injury and it does take away from the game. Its a soccer move. Actually worse - at least in soccer someones foot was near them.
Falling like that is soccer. Its 100% faking an injury and it does take away from the game. Its a soccer move. Actually worse - at least in soccer someones foot was near them.
Posted on 7/6/13 at 2:46 pm to NutHanger Farm
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I think that it is - but still hate when fans boo.
Well, sometimes the players deserve booing, though boos are rare at Kyle Field. This is my favorite:
LINK
Yeah, it's SFA, but wow.
Posted on 7/6/13 at 2:53 pm to NutHanger Farm
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Its NOT LEGAL. I don't have a rule book but I feel certain if you asked a ref. is it ok if I pretend Im hurt when I am ok - he would say no.
There's no rule in NCAA football. In the NFL they can fine or suspend. Eta: And holy shite! I can't believe this thing is still going. Aggies throwing rustled jimmies all over this bitch.
This post was edited on 7/6/13 at 2:54 pm
Posted on 7/6/13 at 2:58 pm to finestfirst79
If a player has an injury which stops the clock
1 his team is charged a TO
2 if they have no TO the player cannot return to field for 4 plays.
1 his team is charged a TO
2 if they have no TO the player cannot return to field for 4 plays.
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