Randolph Freelander
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You almost got me. Thankfully, YouTube was slow to load.
Stupid slow google internets. I'll never sign up for Fiber now.
You almost got me. Thankfully, YouTube was slow to load.
That should be obvious.. It's good he back pedaled.. But fuck..He did back-peddle on that one pretty quickly, though. He was really talking about the scheme and execution of the play calling I'm sure. The game day coaching was bad against Sparty, but it actually wasn't the big problem today. Where the coaching has failed has clearly been the coaching of fundamentals and game planning/preparation during the week and training camp.
So what even is targeting
What the crap? How was that not targeting on UCLA?
lololo thats not targeting but the one in the michigan game was
refs ned to get it the fuck together
So what even is targeting
Oregon's problem is gonna be if they start just being decent vs great can they turn it around in recruiting now that all of the schools have pimp Nike uniforms?
Guys, here's how refs officiate targeting. They take the courts' approach to obscenity: "they'll know it when they see it." There's no other rational way to describe all of its inconsistent applications throughout the season. You have 300 or so officials, each of whom has their own idea of what they believe targeting to be, and they'll call it when they see it.So what even is targeting
Dear lord Dupree open two times in a row
Lets review:
Not Targeting:
https://twitter.com/bustedcoverage/status/779852218098941952
Targeting:
http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=17627290
Yeah, and when he inevitably dropped the pass, at least the clock would have stopped.Dear lord Dupree open two times in a row
That's what I thought, too. Like, way over the line.He was over the line.
QB might have been past the line too.uhhhhhh the clock totally ran out....
I'd love to hear an explanation for this.
That UCLA hit is dangerous. Why even have targeting calls if not to protect kids from these sort of hits?