Bowl Games Thread

[morbitzerker]

Dye is a solid back for UO. No frills, no gloves, no tape, runs hard. Easy to respect that.

 

[OregonBuckeye]

What is going on with the broadcasting crew?

 

[Don Muenz]

What is going on with the broadcasting crew?

The Broadbank Burbcasting Co.

 

[Bestbuck36]

There will be no defense befoe it's time.

If Brown pulls that one he's close if not in

 

[Jake]

There will be no defense befoe it's time.

If Brown pulls that one he's close if not in

Stupid false start penalties often cost 4 points when it's first and goal, and it happened again.

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

I'm late with this, but in the ISU game.....can you rough the passer if the passer didn't start out in the pocket?

 

[Bestbuck36]

Hehe missed XP by OU paid me with UO +3.5 first quarter. I'll take it

 

[Don Muenz]

Love seein’ the house have to pay off.

 

[Don Muenz]

Welp, never seen that brfore, The Headless Highstepper.”

 

[Wells4Heisman]

Fuck the rule, that was awesome

 

[Bestbuck36]

I'm late with this, but in the ISU game.....can you rough the passer if the passer didn't start out in the pocket?

1. When the passer goes outside the pocket area and either continues moving with the ball (without attempting to advance the ball as a runner) or throws while on the run, he loses the protection of the one-step rule provided for in (a) above, and the protection against a low hit provided for in (e) above, but he remains covered by all the other special protections afforded to a passer in the pocket (b, c, d, and f), as well as the regular unnecessary roughness rules applicable to all player positions. If the passer stops behind the line and clearly establishes a passing posture, he will then be covered by all of the special protections for passers.

Yep.

 

[Jake]

So if you're going to miss the tackle, rip the guy's helmet off and save a TD.

 

[Don Muenz]

Are these SEC refs?

 

[Jake]

I'm late with this, but in the ISU game.....can you rough the passer if the passer didn't start out in the pocket?

In the NFL that would not have been a penalty. Only the player who receives the snap is afforded that protection. In college, it's different.

 

[Bestbuck36]

In the NFL that would not have been a penalty. Only the player who receives the snap is afforded that protection. In college, it's different.

The rule I posted above is from the NFL rule book. Anyone who is stationary behind the line of scrimmage attempting to throw gains roughing the passer protections