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D.N. Nation posted:gently caress I’m less concerned than most. By all accounts we are keeping the same playbook and terminology so there won’t be a huge learning curve. Bobo has been around the program and Monken’s right hand man for game prep and scripting all season so I think we will be all right there.The fact that Kirby had loaded up the roster way better than Richt ever had also gives me hope. Bobo always had good players but has never had an o-line or a supporting defense like UGA currently had. Not to mention our schedule is soft as hell next year which is good for getting guys used to the system. I dunno, I’m cautiously optimistic unlike how I was for either Coley or Schotty.
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GD_American posted:lol just as Bama got rid of BoB, UGA hires a doofus OC based solely on length of CV and personal connections. You guys really are just copying us aren't you bobo knows the program and this time he'll run the dang ball
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Declan MacManus posted:bobo knows the program and this time he'll run the dang ball Can't wait for the leaked audio of Kirby telling Bobo to run the loving ball.
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2022 UGA kinda didn't RTDB unless Making A Statement With It (the UK game), though returning RBs 1 and 2 are less pass-catchy than McIntosh was.
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I saw this float. One of the players on it threw me a Cotton Bowl champions cup. https://twitter.com/sstone5173/status/1625656273164271616
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Tulane clearly has the best mascot and second place is not close
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PostNouveau posted:I saw this float. One of the players on it threw me a Cotton Bowl champions cup. Jealous, I wish I could have been in NOLA for that parade.
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Henchman of Santa posted:https://twitter.com/SportsLawGuy/status/1625960233200746517?t=yD1OmCA1i5J1O7sjF3-8ig&s=19 Did the NCAA go full Qanon or something?
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Spacemonkey57 posted:Did the NCAA go full Qanon or something? yeah, what gives? it's usually the judges who do that.
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organs aren’t traditionally treated as property under the law even though there’s a market for those organs, and i guess the ncaa’s lawyer is also citing babies as a thing we don’t traditionally allow people to sell either it’s a stupid argument especially when looking at the rest of the thread where the panel clearly wants the ncaa to talk about how it isn’t an employer or acting as one
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"Allowing people to profit from their labor is a slippery slope to baby markets" is certainly an argument.
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PostNouveau posted:"Allowing people to profit from their labor is a slippery slope to baby markets" is certainly an argument. My employer regretfully informed me that they can no longer pay me because they don't want to be responsible for baby trafficking.
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In less insane news, I saw Ohio State canceled a home and home with Washington. In insane news, I choose to believe that it is because it would be a conference game shortly.
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Opposite interpretation would be because they don't want two west coast road trips in a year.
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General Dog posted:Opposite interpretation would be because they don't want two west coast road trips in a year. It’s this and also they’re trying to keep 8+ home games a year for revenue sake.
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No you leave me with my USC, UCLA, Oregon, Washington Big Ten Pacific Division fantasy
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Sash! posted:No you leave me with my USC, UCLA, Oregon, Washington Big Ten Pacific Division fantasy Where do I sign
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zimbomonkey posted:Tulane clearly has the best mascot and second place is not close 
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I feel seen AND IT HAS BROHM IN IT
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Sportscenter commercials from 20+ years ago endeared me to Big Red.
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https://youtu.be/_4fJEP6xjBM I also remember one where he was trying to get in a little car to go to lunch or something with a group of people and someone offers him a ride in a van but he declines, but I can't find that one. Anyway, Big Red rules.
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In my mind that incomprehensible twitter guy is Horace Hogan
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Alaois posted:In my mind that incomprehensible twitter guy is Horace Hogan The nWo B-team doesn’t pay so well now brother.
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The clock stopping after first downs is about the first thing that I think of as a difference between college ball and the NFL. I'm not against getting rid of it, it just feels like a really big change. I guess for now even if they do change it they're keeping it under 2 minutes. I think I'm fine with all of these ideas, although consecutive time outs were always very funny because they were taken for the dumbest reasons.
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1 and 2 are fine. 3 extend it out to 5 mins and you're cooking with fire. 4 - gently caress off, that's so weird.
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I’m fine with all of those except 4, and would be fine with 4 if they made an exception for last 2-5 minutes (since having running clock after incompletions would take some intrigue out of end-game strategy). I love college football much more than the pros, but it’s not because the college game runs about a full hour longer. It we could get these things reliably done in 3-3.5 hrs, I’m all on board. Either that or just keep the clock rules the same but chop the quarters down to 12 minutes. These clock rules made 100 years ago didn't anticipate TV, and they certainly didn't anticipate teams combining for 60-80 passes per game. General Dog fucked around with this message at 19:38 on Feb 20, 2023 |
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I'm unclear if the incomplete pass rule change would still apply within the last two minutes. If not, it seems pretty stupid to get rid of spikes as a way of stopping the clock.
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wa27 posted:I'm unclear if the incomplete pass rule change would still apply within the last two minutes. If not, it seems pretty stupid to get rid of spikes as a way of stopping the clock. I assume they'd almost certainly have a cut out for spikes stopping the clock, though there would be a bunch of hilarious boundary-pushing for what counts as a spike. A spike is already kind of its own thing rules-wise, since it otherwise would be intentional grounding. Biggest strategic impact would be on the team trying to run out clock at the end of the game; since there's no longer the incentive to run the ball as much as possible (rather than risk stopping the clock with an incompletion).
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wa27 posted:I'm unclear if the incomplete pass rule change would still apply within the last two minutes. If not, it seems pretty stupid to get rid of spikes as a way of stopping the clock. If they're keeping stopping the clock on first downs under 2 minutes (I agree under 5 seems a better compromise) there's no way they're not keeping the clock stopping on incompletions under 2 minutes. Or I'd guess at least. And there's no way they're getting rid of clocking the ball I don't think.
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1 should already be a rule 2 is a rare occurrence that won't save any actual time 3 is fine but should be the last 4-5 minutes of a half otherwise you're strangling some fantastic comebacks 4 is too much. Running clock would make for 2 hour games.
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GD_American posted:4 is too much. Running clock would make for 2 hour games. If there's a theoretical game where they're throwing 90 minutes worth of incompletions, I think I'm fine getting it over with fairly quickly.
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wa27 posted:I'm unclear if the incomplete pass rule change would still apply within the last two minutes. If not, it seems pretty stupid to get rid of spikes as a way of stopping the clock. quote:In a third proposal that is garnering wide support, the clock will continue to run after an offense gains a first down except inside of two minutes in a half. In a more controversial fourth proposal, the clock will continue to run after an incomplete pass once the ball is spotted for play. It's not specified like it is with the first down one, so I assume it's not
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I am just shrugging my shoulders at these changes. Yeah the game would probably be shorter, sometimes, but I don't think we're going to get under 3 hours still.
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