MoCo_Vol
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Plus the guy ESPN pays to analyze the calls, Matt Austin said point blank before the review that it was text book targeting by the current rules. I agree a lot of the targeting rules are BS but that’s not what is being debated. If that had happened to Tennessee we would have literally burned the entire world down. It was one of the worst calls I have ever seen and I could care less about either team. I definitely agree it wasn’t intentional targeting but that isn’t the rule because they deliberately wanted to remove intent from the rules because it’s impossible to determine. Oh well ASU still had every chance to win in overtime. The inconsistency is what is so frustrating and what leads fans to believe everything is rigged.I agree that this wasn’t a head hunting play, but the rule says any forcible contact to the head or neck of a defenseless player with the helmet, arm, fist, shoulder, etc. is targeting. It’s just true that the defender hit the WR in the head with force.
The rule requires the defender to lower the aim point. That’s how you avoid the foul. Heck, UGA had 2 guys ejected against Texas for almost identical tackles with lower aiming points and less forcible contact to the head, except the WRs both lowered their heads into contact.
The rule might need to change (I won’t defend it), but I have no idea how the call isn’t made there.
I love the hire as wellFor an analyst job, Landry Jones is a great hire. With the Steelers for 5 seasons, playing 18 total games. Spent a season with Jaguars and Raiders and then a year with the Dallas Renegades in the XFL...which isn't a huge feather, but Bob Stoops was the HC and Hal Mumme was the OC.
The coaches, from both teams, thought they would be at a disadvantage having less time to prepare for their next game. I know it's only about 4 hours but that was their belief. As it stands now, the winning team will still have less time to prepare because the game was moved back a day. Coaches really believe this stuffWhy didn't they make the sugar Bowl a night game? Most everyone around the country will be working still...
What seed are the Titans?I think Saquon is pretty damn happy he got 2k and this game doesn't help the Eagles at all. They're the 2 seed with no chance of being the 1 seed (Lions play Vikings and both are 14-2, winner is the 1 seed out right). But losing any more players to injury would kill the Eagles SB chances.
Also as it stands now they'll get very good GB team as the 7 seed or Washington depending on how Sunday goes (GB wins and Washington loses then it'll be Eagles hosting Washington).
The more interesting game is the Ravens...they are a 3 seed right now, losing Saturday would likely open the door for them to drop to a 5 seed if the Steelers win. So they're less likely to risk losing and dropping out of a hosting seed.
I doubt Henry gets THAT many carries, but if he breaks a few big runs he could also hit 2k this season (that would be awesome imo)
If Mike Matthews stays that's terrific, if Matthews goes so be it. Some are acting like this young man is the difference between 2 wins and a National Championship. Good grief..
You are aware that ANALYSTS aren’t hired to enact or adjust a scheme? They’re SUPPORT for what you’re going to do anyway. This is a stepping stone for fledgling coaches in training or coaches between jobs. Don’t make it more than what it is. He made a name for himself by setting some records in college and holding a roster spot in the NFL for a minute…otherwise we’d notice less than when we first heard Mitch Militello signed on…whenever the hell that was.When your scheme has posed little threat to a good defense in two years. Fresh ideas. The best ones do it. I know nothing about offensive game planning, but his OC/QB/WR/OL coaches aren’t really getting poached.
It's the difference of losing an entire day. Play early and you get out town that night and back home..... Start normal schedule for prep the following day. Play that night and you stay overnight get it and kiss the day to travel.The coaches, from both teams, thought they would be at a disadvantage having less time to prepare for their next game. I know it's only about 4 hours but that was their belief. As it stands now, the winning team will still have less time to prepare because the game was moved back a day. Coaches really believe this stuff
We could win the natty 80-0, Jesus comes back, and every Vol fan survives the rapture, and we’d still have a vocal minority complaining.I thought the Oregon beatdown might center some Vols fans that have been whining since we lost
yet I go on Twitter and they're still out in force
It's like they have a meltdown complex that if it isn't going perfect, it's not worth having, so burn it all down
You are aware that ANALYSTS aren’t hired to enact or adjust a scheme? They’re SUPPORT for what you’re going to do anyway. This is a stepping stone for fledgling coaches in training or coaches between jobs. Don’t make it more than what it is. He made a name for himself by setting some records in college and holding a roster spot in the NFL for a minute…otherwise we’d notice less than when we first heard Mitch Militello signed on…whenever the hell that was.
Lol that 3 hours would make a difference. The fans who support this multi billion dollar industry would like to be able to watch it.The coaches, from both teams, thought they would be at a disadvantage having less time to prepare for their next game. I know it's only about 4 hours but that was their belief. As it stands now, the winning team will still have less time to prepare because the game was moved back a day. Coaches really believe this stuff