Sean McDermott said so when this occurred. There has to be a rule put in place to take the “injured” player off the field for the rest of the series in cases where it’s obvious they flopped. It’s just happening too often and ruining the game.He seems like bama’s version of our KNS Adams, but he’s not wrong. Wish all the media would be vocal against the obvious flopping as it needs to be removed from the game.
Same thing could be said yesterday abut Texas QB, Milliroe, and countless others.Not wrong about this.
“Alabama led 7-0 at halftime, but it’s not like the Tide’s defense was playing all that great. Tennessee redshirt freshman quarterback Nico Iamaleava just couldn’t connect with wide open receivers down the field. A good quarterback would have scored 40 points on Alabama, but we’ve already seen that story this season.”
Take the player out for the rest of the half. They will quit.Sean McDermott said so when this occurred. There has to be a rule put in place to take the “injured” player off the field for the rest of the series in cases where it’s obvious they flopped. It’s just happening too often and ruining the game.
The obvious solution, as many have pointed out, is not allowing the offending player to come back in until their teams next possession. Problem solved.He seems like bama’s version of our KNS Adams, but he’s not wrong. Wish all the media would be vocal against the obvious flopping as it needs to be removed from the game.
This play was definitely comical. I wonder if King better call Saul and sue Bama for his “injury”Goodman: The pathetic, flopping Alabama Crimson Tide
Alabama's defense can't even cheat without getting caught.www.al.com
But, but, but he said the crowd noise wouldn’t bother him. He’s heard crowd noise before while coaching Washington. Yeah, that PAC 10 noise just doesn’t measure up to Neyland Stadium noise. It’s not even in the same stratosphere. Deboer won’t admit it today but he’s never heard crowd noise like he did last night.DeBoer was RATTLED last night.
Or if our RB hadn’t fumbled the ball away on our 1st possession inside Bama territory.Not wrong about this.
“Alabama led 7-0 at halftime, but it’s not like the Tide’s defense was playing all that great. Tennessee redshirt freshman quarterback Nico Iamaleava just couldn’t connect with wide open receivers down the field. A good quarterback would have scored 40 points on Alabama, but we’ve already seen that story this season.”
That was a fake quote.But, but, but he said the crowd noise wouldn’t bother him. He’s heard crowd noise before while coaching Washington. Yeah, that PAC 10 noise just doesn’t measure up to Neyland Stadium noise. It’s not even in the same stratosphere. Deboer won’t admit it today but he’s never heard crowd noise like he did last night.
The obvious solution, as many have pointed out, is not allowing the offending player to come back in until their teams next possession. Problem solved.