I agree. It might have been illegal due to "launching" or whatever rule that is but I don't think it was helmet to helmet.
It's also leading with the crown of your helmet, which has been a penalty forever.
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I agree. It might have been illegal due to "launching" or whatever rule that is but I don't think it was helmet to helmet.
So does #55 get added to the list of Winfield, Behagen and Taylor?It's also leading with the crown of your helmet, which has been a penalty forever.
Yes and yes.
Oh shit... he got knocked the fuck out on that hit... not sure the angle but he "mightta" gotten him with the shoulder... defender shoulda never left his feet.Yes and yes.
Not saying Hoke shouldn't be forced to answer for this obvious negligence, but I don't remember anyone being critical of Dantonio or the Sparty staff a couple of years ago when one of their DLinemen (Gholston, maybe) was knocked clean out, and they called it "getting the wind knocked out of him" and he was back on the field in a few plays........
http://www.gainesville.com/article/20040228/GATORS20/202280325
Ball State reprimanded two coaches after a football player suffered frostbite during a disciplinary workout in subzero temperatures.
Ball State's athletic director issued letters of reprimand to head coach Brady Hoke and football strength and conditioning coach Aaron Wellman after the workout, associate athletics director Joe Hernandez said Friday.
Redshirt freshman receiver Chris Jackson suffered frostbite to several fingers during the 40-minute workout Jan. 31, Hernandez said. Jackson recovered following medical treatment and has returned to workouts.
During the Jan. 31 workout, Jackson and several teammates carried a 25-pound sandbag up and down steps at the school's stadium, athletic director Bubba Cunningham said.
Cunningham said that the disciplinary workout used was acceptable, but not in severe weather conditions.
Jackson's injuries and the resulting reprimands were first reported Friday in The Star Press.
Hoke and Wellman could not be reached for comment. The Associated Press left phone messages Friday at the Ball State offices of the coaches. There are no home phone listings for each coach in Muncie.
"I have met with the coaching staff about appropriate judgments regarding training and conditioning," Cunningham said. "We've talked about appropriate guidelines and expectations of the staff, and we will follow through on that."
The workout, which began about 6 a.m., was conducted on one of the coldest days of the winter. The temperature at the start of the workout was 7 degrees below zero and the wind chill was minus-12, said David Arnold, an associate professor of geography who monitors local weather.
I wouldn't let my two sons play for this fucking guy. I have zero respect for him, not only as a coach, but as a human being.
Not saying Hoke shouldn't be forced to answer for this obvious negligence, but I don't remember anyone being critical of Dantonio or the Sparty staff a couple of years ago when one of their DLinemen (Gholston, maybe) was knocked clean out, and they called it "getting the wind knocked out of him" and he was back on the field in a few plays........
Hoke didn't make a head-woozy kid continue to play before Saturday...not that I know of.Funny--I don't recall you saying this before Saturday.
This opinion is universal outside a small corps of true believers who have inexplicable faith in the people who are just in charge of the Michigan athletic department. Hoke has been condemned by the ESPN announcers, Deadspin, Business Insider, Yahoo,Andy Staples, Nick Baumgardner, Wojo, Bruce Feldman and Stewart Mandel, USA Today's Nicole Auerbach, CBS, CBS again, USA Today's George Schroeder and virtually every other person to offer an opinion about college football this year. Hell, a news program aimed at olds did a segment on it, just after they talked about ISIS.
The die has been cast. Until Brady Hoke and Dave Brandon are removed from this program, This Is Michigan: incompetent liars.
I can't stand by and watch this anymore.
Hoke didn't make a head-woozy kid continue to play before Saturday...not that I know of.
... and Brady Hoke is a MICHIGAN MAN!
That is all you need to know ... except perhaps ...
... that Michigan's Athletic Director is a former CEO of a big company that sells pizzas. Yes, that's right, Michigan's Athletic Director is a former CEO of a big company that sells pizzas!
So naturally, he is qualified to be Michigan's Athletic Director. In fact, he is more qualified than any other kind of athletic director, especially the kind who have experience running college athletic departments and hiring coaches. That is not the kind of experience that prepares a man to be a master of public relations flim-flam, which is what a Michigan Athletic Director must be a master at!
Do you know how hard it is to persuade 100,000 folks to spend more than $1,000 to buy season tickets to college football games when they could have picked up some tickets at 7-11 just by buying a couple liters of Coca-Cola? I'm telling you, that is not easy, nosiree! Don't think that any old ordinary athletic director is capable of doing stuff like that. No, it takes an athletic director who is a genuine former CEO of a big company that sells pizzas to pull off something like that. Do not try that at home!
What's that? You don't understand? That is because you are just ignorant peons who are incapable of understanding the depths of the twisted genius of the Michigan Athletic Director.
Do not question the Michigan Athletic Director! To question the Michigan Athletic Director is to admit, ipso facto, that you are not qualified, or worthy, to question the Michigan Athletic Director! You know enough about the Michigan Athletic Director not to question the Michigan Athletic Director, but you question the Michigan Athletic Director. Therefore, you do not know enough about the Michigan Athletic Director not to question the Michigan Athletic Director.
If you are an ignorant peon and continue to question the Michigan Athletic Director, you will be ignored, and then a way will be found for the experience of going to a football game to become so unpleasant that you will "voluntarily" give up your season tickets, which you could have gotten at 7-11 for buying a couple liters of Coca-Cola.
... and one more thing, WE ARE MICHIGAN! Seriously, we are.