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2013 Week 11 B1G FB Open Thread

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I like Penn State's offensive scheme which requires the RB to block the DE one-on-one on third down. That's a great way to put your team in a position to consistently win and not get sacked. Minnesota clearly just got lucky on that one.
 
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TheStoicPaisano said:
Lol at BOB showing his ass, thinking NFL rules apply to the college game, where you can be in the endzone and down a punt as long as the ball doesn't cross the goal line.
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Not the first time this year. He was bitching about the clock running in the UCF game after a guy went out of bounds (or something dumb like that). How can you be a college coach and not know the rules?

Pinned at the two. Fine job, Gophers.
 
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Fungo Squiggly said:
Not the first time this year. He was bitching about the clock running in the UCF game after a guy went out of bounds (or something dumb like that). How can you be a college coach and not know the rules?

Pinned at the two. Fine job, Gophers.
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Yes but the Maryland player.....

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How was it possible for the Maryland player -- parallel to the line, with his right shoulder in the end zone -- to have his left hand extended straight down and touching the line, his right hand slapping the ball back into the field, without the ball crossing or touching the line? The length of the player's shoulder pads alone tells us the ball was in the end zone? Unless the Maryland player managed to shrink himself flat.
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So, ped aggy, a pass heavy team, has decided to run their plodding running back to a comeback victory. One problem...he gains small chunks of yards and that strategy is devouring the clock. Broslav O'Barnaby...coaching GENIUS.
 
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NFBuck said:
So, ped aggy, a pass heavy team, has decided to run their plodding running back to a comeback victory. One problem...he gains small chunks of yards and that strategy is devouring the clock. Broslav O'Barnaby...coaching GENIUS.
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Doesn't matter, the Bot clearly screwed the D, when the BIG/NCAA hired the refs, who won't fire Butler, who can't stop Maryland.
 
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