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Good grief. I saw that. Using a still photo to prove his point.Quote:
Originally Posted by aces1180
It looked like it was a block by Connor Wentz arguably low and slightly from behind. Every team's receivers block like this downfield. Not dirty or a cheap shot. Dangerous.
My name is BubbaQuote:
Originally Posted by BisonHorns
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25 point lead with just over 10 minutes to play and we have the ball. Our goal is not to cheap shot someone and cause injury. We want the game over just as much so we have no injuries. Contact started at waist unlike back of knees like claimed on SS. Unfortunate outcome, hope the kids heals up and can continue his college career when healed.
it's all they have. they need to constantly complain about something and make themselves look better then they actually are.
It's even simpler than that. EVERY fanbase whines when one of their players goes down for a long time and the hit is borderline. And, for the record, there are borderline hits on practically every play. How we view a contact is a matter of perspective. Both from the angle we are seeing it and who we are rooting for.Quote:
Originally Posted by ndsubison1
I just watched the play a dozen times. What camera angle are they watching that shows the malicious intent?
On their longest pass play was that guy supposed to be picked up by Tre #3? I happed to focus on the safeties and immediately thought it was a blown assignment?
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Every camera angle. The malicious intent has been constructed on their end.Quote:
Originally Posted by coldspot
The camera with the Kelly green filter on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by coldspot
Hey Darell, I loled because I knew your kind would accuse malicious intent, not that the kid broke his leg. Don't twist my comment to serve your purpose on your home board.Quote:
Originally Posted by No_Skill