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HOTLANTA MAN posted:AP reporting Jay Paterno wrote Dana Holgerson, Richt, and Urban Meyer and begged them for a job. Saw that... Reeked of someone begging a girl for a date. Jay Paterno, football Nice Guy. "M'eyer."
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The SEC is putting a guy in the booth that will order teams to pull any player showing concussion symptoms. They're also putting an extra official on the field so they get better angles and can get set for plays quicker. These are all great changes
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Raku posted:The SEC is putting a guy in the booth that will order teams to pull any player showing concussion symptoms. They're also putting an extra official on the field so they get better angles and can get set for plays quicker. How's that gonna' work? Is this official gonna' have sideline comms with team doctors or something?
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Jul 14, 2015 17:42
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Exactly what would Jay Paterno have done for UGA's offensive staff? Gotten everyone coffee?
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:AP reporting Jay Paterno wrote Dana Holgerson, Richt, and Urban Meyer and begged them for a job. Pathetic
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Jul 14, 2015 17:54
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D.N. Nation posted:Exactly what would Jay Paterno have done for UGA's offensive staff? Gotten everyone coffee? You ever see the King of the Hill where Bobby is on the track team?
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Jul 14, 2015 18:02
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C2C - 2.0 posted:How's that gonna' work? Is this official gonna' have sideline comms with team doctors or something? The team doctors will still be able to pull people, but someone in the booth will also be looking out for anyone that looks shaken up and can call down to order their withdrawal, after which the team doctors have to clear them.
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Jul 14, 2015 18:03
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Raku posted:The team doctors will still be able to pull people, but someone in the booth will also be looking out for anyone that looks shaken up and can call down to order their withdrawal, after which the team doctors have to clear them. Gotcha. Seems like a good thing to do, especially given the few instances over the past few seasons where coaches/doctors haven't pulled guys that were knocked loopy.
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Jul 14, 2015 18:05
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D.N. Nation posted:Exactly what would Jay Paterno have done for UGA's offensive staff? Gotten everyone coffee? Upgraded it from standard def to HD. Duh
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Jul 14, 2015 18:10
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MindlessHavok posted:So much for the nobility of not accepting a lovely performance. Spurrier is the biggest critic of our team/program out there and takes losing very hard and very personally. He's pleased we managed to avoid his first losing season in ages, but that's where it stops -- I don't think there's anything else about 2014 that's acceptable to him, with the exceptions of beating Georgia and Florida. Jeremor posted:The only reason our season last year was unexpected was because all the 'experts' didn't know what the gently caress they were talking about. Our defense lost a ton of talent on the D-line and secondary, and then our highly ranked d-line class got destroyed by non-qualifiers. It wasn't hard to imagine that we'd struggle. Last year's "talking season" was just really weird in retrospect. All the players and coaches seemed incredibly confident even with the significant personnel losses -- I think Ward was even bragging about how the defense would be better or something (lol). The experts and media gave us the benefit of the doubt based on the previous three seasons, and cranked up the hype accordingly. Yeah, we all probably should have seen the storm coming, but hindsight and all that.
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Jul 14, 2015 18:15
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That third party medical official in the booth is a good idea, but I hope there are some serious penalties in place for teams/coaches who don't follow through on their commands. Otherwise some coach pretending he didn't get the message or that he didn't get it in time and just happened to "accidentally" keep a star player in during an important play seems inevitable.
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VDay posted:That third party medical official in the booth is a good idea, but I hope there are some serious penalties in place for teams/coaches who don't follow through on their commands. Otherwise some coach pretending he didn't get the message or that he didn't get it in time and just happened to "accidentally" keep a star player in during an important play seems inevitable. From further reading, it doesn't sound like the coaches will have a choice. The official will be given the ability to first stop the game, then identify the player that is to be removed for further evaluation.
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Jul 14, 2015 18:19
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Sash! posted:You ever see the King of the Hill where Bobby is on the track team? Great episode
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C2C - 2.0 posted:From further reading, it doesn't sound like the coaches will have a choice. The official will be given the ability to first stop the game, then identify the player that is to be removed for further evaluation. That's a well thought-out implementation then. Keeping coaches completely out of the decision/removal process is a real smart move. On an unrelated note, UCLA announced they're breaking ground on our new football/basketball facility on Aug 27th. Assuming there's no last-minute setback, it'll be in time (before Oct 1st) to satisfy the clause in Mora's contract that stipulated when work had to begin by. It feels so weird to finally, maybe, potentially not have the worst facilities in the Pac-12. It seems like it's been a joke for as long as I remember.
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RumbleFish posted:Spurrier is the biggest critic of our team/program out there and takes losing very hard and very personally. He's pleased we managed to avoid his first losing season in ages, but that's where it stops -- I don't think there's anything else about 2014 that's acceptable to him, with the exceptions of beating Georgia and Florida. I know, and I was kidding but I think it's a little weird that Spurrier gets labeled as this guy that "hates to lose" when I can't think of a coach that enjoys it. Now here's where someone post Beamer0-0.jpg
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Jul 14, 2015 18:27
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MindlessHavok posted:I know, and I was kidding but I think it's a little weird that Spurrier gets labeled as this guy that "hates to lose" when I can't think of a coach that enjoys it. Yeah, I do hear what you're saying. I think it's probably because by many accounts, Spurrier is a really emotional guy. He almost walked away in 2007 and apparently had to be talked off the ledge after our loss to y'all last year. Every coach is ruthlessly competitive, of course, but perhaps Spurrier just wears his heart on his sleeve a little more than others.
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Jul 14, 2015 18:37
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Ever wondered what an alligator skin football felt like? Do you have a thousand dollars burning a hole in your pocket? Then boy do I have a deal for you!
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Jul 14, 2015 18:57
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MindlessHavok posted:
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VDay posted:That's a well thought-out implementation then. Keeping coaches completely out of the decision/removal process is a real smart move. Where the hell are they gonna put it, UCLA isn't exactly known for having tons of large open spaces. I mean unless they build a NORAD football bunker under one of the hills, which I would fully support The Glumslinger fucked around with this message at 19:33 on Jul 14, 2015 |
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Jul 14, 2015 19:31
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VT00WF better or worse than M00N?
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Jul 14, 2015 19:42
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pugnax posted:VT00WF better or worse than M00N? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBblg5pdfKo My favorite video of the season that doesn't involve Georgia Tech.
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Jul 14, 2015 19:50
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D.N. Nation posted:Exactly what would Jay Paterno have done for UGA's offensive staff? Gotten everyone coffee? Jay Paterno sucks and all but he can't be any worse than Schottenheimer.gif
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pugnax posted:VT00WF better or worse than M00N? 
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Pakled posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBblg5pdfKo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WO-QTJer3vU edit: gently caress i've fallen into the team catlab hole and i'm laugh crying again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPoXGTImcDI e2: wow I did not mean to double post Frinkahedron fucked around with this message at 20:21 on Jul 14, 2015 |
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Jul 14, 2015 20:17
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Can't forget 3-2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbFypMKns8w
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Jul 14, 2015 20:44
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I can't believe that no one wanted to hire the architect of the SPREAD HD* *the normal Penn State offense with lots of end arounds
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Jul 14, 2015 20:45
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There's probably a high school somewhere that would take him. Like my lovely high school.
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Sash! posted:There's probably a high school somewhere that would take him. Like my lovely high school. Putting a Paterno directly in charge of a bunch of 14-18 year old boys? Sounds like a recipe for some ruined weekends.
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Thoguh posted:Putting a Paterno directly in charge of a bunch of 14-18 year old boys? Sounds like a recipe for some ruined weekends. Oh come now, any issues can wait until Monday.
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The Glumslinger posted:Where the hell are they gonna put it, UCLA isn't exactly known for having tons of large open spaces. I mean unless they build a NORAD football bunker under one of the hills, which I would fully support Like we could afford that. Both centers are going to be left/west of the practice football field and below/south of the main tennis courts. Just southwest of Pauley.  Still a pretty tight fit and the basketball facility (the one in black outline) means that two tennis courts have to be taken out, but it's pretty much the only corner of open space we have on campus so it should work out alright.
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Jul 14, 2015 21:29
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Where's the after-action report from the 'Bama poster who was supposed to be sitting in on a coaches meeting?
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Jul 14, 2015 21:39
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C2C - 2.0 posted:Where's the after-action report from the 'Bama poster who was supposed to be sitting in on a coaches meeting? He was the sacrifice. rip.
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MindlessHavok posted:I know, and I was kidding but I think it's a little weird that Spurrier gets labeled as this guy that "hates to lose" when I can't think of a coach that enjoys it. I still remember it being common knowledge down here in Gainesville how pissed and competitive he would get about golf too.
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Jul 14, 2015 22:55
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Thoguh posted:Putting a Paterno directly in charge of a bunch of 14-18 year old boys? Sounds like a recipe for some ruined weekends. Jay Paterno is not competent enough to orchestrate the successful ordering of a pizza, so I think everyone's safe on this one
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Frinkahedron posted:
This is legit my favorite football video so thank you for this.
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RumbleFish posted:Can't forget 3-2. This is just a lame 6-4 tbh
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Jul 15, 2015 02:41
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I wish we had more involved discussion so I could use these.
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JesustheDarkLord posted:I wish we had more involved discussion so I could use these. Its not a real argument until someone posts image macros and memes.
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SEC Storied announced a handful of new documentaries:quote:Sept. 1, "Wuerffel's Way" – Florida quarterback Danny Wuerffel's journey from winning the Heisman Trophy and a national championship to spearheading recovery efforts in New Orleans after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina ten years ago. The Rein one should be interesting. If you're unfamiliar with the story: "Wikipedia posted:Rein and experienced pilot Louis Benscotter, left Shreveport in a Cessna 441 aircraft. The flight was planned to be a 40-minute trip, but when Benscotter rerouted east to avoid a storm, air traffic control lost contact with him. The plane climbed to 40,000 feet and kept heading due east. After being tracked on radar, the plane was eventually intercepted by U.S. National Guard aircraft over North Carolina, a thousand miles off course and at an altitude of 41,600 feet, 6,600 feet higher than its maximum certified ceiling. The military pilots could not see anyone in the cockpit. The plane continued on over the Atlantic Ocean, where it crashed after running out of fuel. The military pilots spotted some debris, but no wreckage was ever recovered. The bodies of Rein and Benscotter have never been found.
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