VolsSportsFan
Where are the turtles?
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Agree...it looked like they kept him on the sidelines w/ the medical staff for the obligatory medical examination for validity purposes. That was pretty obvious to me, and not a good look.Rules are Rules, and this one happens to be a good one. If we faked the injury (which, from the stands, it sure looked that way), we deserve what we get.
Yeah he was limping. It looked like a hip injury. Not saying it didn't benefit us for him to get injured there, but there's probably enough of a gray area though that we won't get fined.I’m not even 100% sure it was a fake injury. He was visibly limping before going down. They’ve always coached you just to go down if you are hurt rather than trying to rush off the field and get caught subbing. Not anything serious, but may have been cramping.
Rules are Rules, and this one happens to be a good one. If we faked the injury (which, from the stands, it sure looked that way), we deserve what we get.
We have been faking an injury on extra points for two seasons. Anytime we scored quickly, someone would be injured on the Extra Point attempt. Which in my mind is excellent coaching strategy to insure our Defense gets an extra couple of minutes rest.Then we know the SEC hates us. We're the ones everybody fakes injuries against. We do it one time and they're gonna try to make an example out of us. Pathetic if it happens.
What? You must look away when we kick extra points! We've been faking injuries for the last 3 years. Not at the rate of some, but it's obvious that we do it. No Tennessee fan needs to be throwing stones from a glass house on this issue. If doing it is wrong, then doing it once is wrong.If we did that's very disappointing. Didn't think TN coaches would stoop to that level.
The injuries on extra points are due to the way or linemen interlock their arms and legs……absolutely no faking on those