FlVols
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Actually it’s not an exaggeration. 12 times is the exact number. Now of those 12 there’s no telling how many were legit, and there in lies the rub.“Ten times against Alabama” is an absolute exaggeration. UT may have done it a couple of times and I don’t like it when they do it either. But NOBODY does it with the frequency that Ole Miss does it. They have done it in every game against decent opponents. If you think otherwise, you aren’t paying attention. And it all goes back to Kiffin’s sleazy character. Period.
Yep. Just look at the situations it happens in. There isn’t anyone even close.“Ten times against Alabama” is an absolute exaggeration. UT may have done it a couple of times and I don’t like it when they do it either. But NOBODY does it with the frequency that Ole Miss does it. They have done it in every game against decent opponents. If you think otherwise, you aren’t paying attention. And it all goes back to Kiffin’s sleazy character. Period.
“Ten times against Alabama” is an absolute exaggeration. UT may have done it a couple of times and I don’t like it when they do it either. But NOBODY does it with the frequency that Ole Miss does it. They have done it in every game against decent opponents. If you think otherwise, you aren’t paying attention. And it all goes back to Kiffin’s sleazy character. Period.
Pretty easy when you see them look to the sideline and then all of a sudden collapse onto the ground after the other offense has just started moving the ball. Refs make judgement calls on every play. Let’s not overthink itBut the problem is how do you judge if a player is flopping or not? That’s why it has to be applied to every player that goes down.
Taking advantage of the rules isn't sleazy. It's his job. To leverage every possible advantage. He doesn't write the rules. Stop being pissy with him bc he is doing his. Giving his team every legal advantage he can to win is what every coach does. And I think we can all agree we have done it too. So now we are just crying bc "they do it more." Grow up.“Ten times against Alabama” is an absolute exaggeration. UT may have done it a couple of times and I don’t like it when they do it either. But NOBODY does it with the frequency that Ole Miss does it. They have done it in every game against decent opponents. If you think otherwise, you aren’t paying attention. And it all goes back to Kiffin’s sleazy character. Period.
If a player flops, sitting out one series should be the absolute minimum. If a player is truly hurt, he probably needs to sit out a series just for protection. I don’t see a downside if they put that rule in. Personally I’d make it two series.But the problem is how do you judge if a player is flopping or not? That’s why it has to be applied to every player that goes down.
You're asking a player to make the judgement before they go down. Is this a serious injury I need to be out for...... or should I try to play through it.That’s my point.
If they are truly injured than sitting out a series is for their benefit. If they are faking then they are punished.
“It’s his job” to cheat? Call it what you like. It’s flaunting the rules. Hopefully they are going to change the rules so that his sleazy character won’t be tempted in the future. And trust me, he is sleazy. You don’t want to get into some of his escapades when he was in Knoxville.Taking advantage of the rules isn't sleazy. It's his job. To leverage every possible advantage. He doesn't write the rules. Stop being pissy with him bc he is doing his. Giving his team every legal advantage he can to win.
It's not cheating. And you know we have done it too. So stop. You sound like my kid when she was 8.“It’s his job” to cheat? Call it what you like. It’s flaunting the rules. Hopefully they are going to change the rules so that his sleazy character won’t be tempted in the future. And trust me, he is sleazy. You don’t want to get into some of his escapades when he was in Knoxville.
Pretty easy when you see them look to the sideline and then all of a sudden collapse onto the ground after the other offense has just started moving the ball. Refs make judgement calls on every play. Let’s not overthink it
I mean I agree with a lot of your points. It’s not really cheating, it’s cheap. Every team does it occasionally when they can’t get off the field. Ole Miss just seems to use it a lot to change the flow of the game. It’s cheap as hell to me and honestly if Heupel were using that tactic routinely I wouldn’t agree with it either. And then again at the same time Kiffin is doing everything he can to win, like it or not.Actually it’s not an exaggeration. 12 times is the exact number. Now of those 12 there’s no telling how many were legit, and there in lies the rub.