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Wrangler95
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It ranks as almost as bad of a call as the ending of Miami-Duke game.I think those refs have been suspended. :bash: :bash: :bash:
The_Utility_Dude
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What officials look for are what the rulebook calls targeting elements: crouching and hitting with an upward thrust; launching into a player to hit them in the head; contact above the shoulders on a defenseless player; leading with the crown of the helmet."You've got to have elements of targeting, that he was really trying to lead with it (helmet)," Redding said.
Not sure how Moseley's hit falls into either category? :?
Not sure how Moseley's hit falls into either category? :?
Just like the Duke players, Mosely deserves better. He works his behind off year round for 12 games and he loses half of one because a bunch of men can't swallow their pride and admit a mistake was made and correct it.
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The dude took 3-4 steps before the hit occurred.
It has been reported that Butch is working on having his receivers run after the catch with their heads still facing the QB. They can go all the way to the end zone while looking backwards and the defense can't touch them.
Some of the TEs are having trouble with not running in a zig-zag pattern and stepping out of bounds, but Jennings is supposedly very adept at it
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It has been reported that Butch is working on having his receivers run after the catch with their heads still facing the QB. They can go all the way to the end zone while looking backwards and the defense can't touch them.
Some of the TEs are having trouble with not running in a zig-zag pattern and stepping out of bounds, but Jennings is supposedly very adept at it
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PalsPal":pa6fflfq said:The dude took 3-4 steps before the hit occurred.
It has been reported that Butch is working on having his receivers run after the catch with their heads still facing the QB. They can go all the way to the end zone while looking backwards and the defense can't touch them.
Some of the TEs are having trouble with not running in a zig-zag pattern and stepping out of bounds, but Jennings is supposedly very adept at it
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baddnole
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:rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf:PalsPal":1lchccfl said:The dude took 3-4 steps before the hit occurred.
It has been reported that Butch is working on having his receivers run after the catch with their heads still facing the QB. They can go all the way to the end zone while looking backwards and the defense can't touch them.
Some of the TEs are having trouble with not running in a zig-zag pattern and stepping out of bounds, but Jennings is supposedly very adept at it
