Kentucky vs #6 Ole Miss

[BigOrangeTrain]

Big drive for UK. They need points here.

 

[VolFreakJosh]

Kentucky takes Georgia to the wire, UGA hasn’t played anyone yet and they aren’t very good this year. Kentucky takes Ole Miss to the wire, Ole Miss sucks this year an hasn’t played anyone yet. See a pattern starting to trend here, lol? I think maybe Kentucky is just not a bad football team.

I don’t buy that.

Good teams find a way to win and Stoops has pissed away several chances to beat Georgia.

Not to mention getting completely embarrassed by SC.

 

[Jravol78]

Minceys dumb arse getting worked as usual

 

[DaddyChad]

Don’t miss Mincey

 

[DaddyChad]

Minceys dumb arse getting worked as usual

They play fast though.

 

[VolFreakJosh]

Don’t miss Mincey

What!?

You don’t miss all those false starts?

 

[DaddyChad]

Not impressed with Ole Miss. We’ll beat the piss out of either of these teams.

 

[perico]

Mincey strikes again.

However, Vandagriff is slower than hell. If you are going to have a QB with no running ability, you better be stout on the OL and have plenty of options.

 

[mackievol]

Another player falling down like a elephant just crushed them

 

[Ned Ray McWorkher]

The 5 wide QB draw only works when there is no deep safety in the middle. Audible out of that play.

 

[adam.vol]

I didn't know 'the SIP' is a term for Mississippi. Googled it.
I imagined something more like a goofy slang about what alcoholic housewives call a wine tasting where they're all getting loaded.

It’s a sad day when “Ole Miss” is deemed too difficult to say.

 

[SayUWantAreVOLution]

Make it a postgame fine and suspension upon review. NFL style.

And how do you prove it post game, that the player didn't cramp up?

That's the issue. Refs aren't trainers. It's not their call to make on the field, nor some film analyst during the week.

You'll be hard pressed to prove someone didn't get shaken up, cramp up, or whatever via film. That's not workable.

I'll agree it's obviously a thing for us on extra points and for other schools at various times that's obvious, but schools will just get sneaky, like UT, and call the "extra point flop" without a signal. You can't stop it.

 

[Ned Ray McWorkher]

Another player falling down like a elephant just crushed them

Issa strategy. Every team should do it. Until they make the kid who flopped sit out the remainder of the half for an injury stoppage. Presently there are no consequences. It's like stealing in California.

 

[DaddyChad]

Imagine being a Kentucky fan. Always given enough hope that you might actually win but knowing in the back of your mind that Stoops will invariably piss down his leg in the fourth quarter and blow it.

 

[Casual Mustard Yeeter]

I think if a player gets injured they must either sit out the rest of the possession or be forced to call a timeout. This emphasizes player safety and discourages flops. I'm probably missing some obvious flaw in my reasoning though

 

[adam.vol]

And how do you prove it post game, that the player didn't cramp up?

That's the issue. Refs aren't trainers. It's not their call to make on the field, nor some film analyst during the week.

You'll be hard pressed to prove someone didn't get shaken up, cramp up, or whatever via film. That's not workable.

I'll agree it's obviously a thing for us on extra points and for other schools at various times that's obvious, but schools will just get sneaky, like UT, and call the "extra point flop" without a signal. You can't stop it.

There was a time before concussion protocol that players were allowed to continue playing under that very thought. It seems like someone figured it out after courts started to get involved.

It’s not that they can’t. They just don’t want to because there are no consequences for re-injury.

 

[chuckiepoo]

And how do you prove it post game, that the player didn't cramp up?

That's the issue. Refs aren't trainers. It's not their call to make on the field, nor some film analyst during the week.

You'll be hard pressed to prove someone didn't get shaken up, cramp up, or whatever via film. That's not workable.

I'll agree it's obviously a thing for us on extra points and for other schools at various times that's obvious, but schools will just get sneaky, like UT, and call the "extra point flop" without a signal. You can't stop it.

You apparently did not see Dart signal Jones. And if you did, yer Karen is showing.

 

[SayUWantAreVOLution]

Issa strategy. Every team should do it. Until they make the kid who flopped sit out the remainder of the half for an injury stoppage. Presently there are no consequences. It's like stealing in California.

The concern is that punishing a player for being hurt, actually hurt, by keeping them out encourages guys to try to play hurt which is dangerous for them.

 

[mackievol]

Missed that blatant facemask

 

[SayUWantAreVOLution]

You apparently did not see Dart signal Jones. And if you did, yer Karen is showing.

Sure, it happens but the schools will just get sneakier EXACTLY like UT does on extra points.

It's a called play. No signal. Stop that? How?

 

[JCHateSteve]

This game reminds me of Miami vs VT last night. Minus the crazy throws and catches.

 

[LouderVol]

Ole miss got away with a facemask

 

[DaddyChad]

Wow

 

[Jravol78]

“The Sip” ?

Ole Miss has got to have the most lame / corniest branding that I have ever seen. I guess the inferiority complex that inevitably comes from living in the biggest trash heap in the U.S. will do that to you .

 

[DaddyChad]

Kentucky kicker is a damn stud.