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Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

Put your coffee down. Or beer or water or whatever. I'm not responsible for keyboards/laptops/monitors ruined for any spit-takes here...


No way because Allar is turning pro most likely.

Canadian league is calling his name.
 
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"Igbonisun's interception - I don't see how they have much of a complaint, really. Other than to be whiny bitches."
Stiff arms Igbonisun, never has control of the ball, but Igbonisun does, with foot in bounds, and retains possession to the ground. Spectacular.
If both players had control of the ball with Iggy's foot in bounds, then possession belongs to the offensive player, but he's already out of bounds and he clearly never had control of the ball.
 
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Ha - they're mad that an Ohio State player threw a towel at Penn State's quarterback. Well, one guy is. The rest are telling him it's no big deal. He isn't buying it though.

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You are seeing what you want to see. In just this PSU game alone from memory I remember the OSU DBs waving their hands to mock PSU's no fly zone celebration, Will Howard signaling first down after a run and celebrating like every team does, one of their defensive players throwing a towel directly at Allar's head when he's already lined up to take a snap. That's one game and only from memory. OSU does all of the same stuff you see from just about every team, every single game.
The towel was thrown to get it out of the way of play; the OSU player tossed it behind the PSU line because he didn't have time to throw it anywhere else and that was the location where it would do the least damage.
I have seen players throw towels out of their way a ton of times. Never once have I see someone throw it towards an opposing player, until last Saturday. They usually throw it somewhere on their own side of the ball but away from where anyone is standing so it's out of the way.
Well, they were backed up to their own goal line and time was running down; I had no problem with that incident. I assume that it was a PSU player's towel, so perhaps that why he tossed it in the PSU backfield.
So he didn't have time to just toss it behind him or to the side, but he did have time to first determine the owner of said towel so he could throw it to that side of the line of scrimmage? I don't even care about the towel thing, it's just an example that OSU players aren't the choir boys you seem to think they are. I have little doubt whoever threw that towel knew exactly what they were doing when throwing it at Allar's face while he was lined up to take a snap.
Let's take a look at that play:

It came from a Penn State lineman who looked like he tried to throw it backward and did a really bad job at it, so it landed between him and the Ohio State defensive line. The Ohio State lineman decided to take the randomness of a towel (who knows who might slip on it?) out of the play by giving it back to Penn State, and the Penn State fan thinks it was somehow malicious.
 
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Ha - they're mad that an Ohio State player threw a towel at Penn State's quarterback. Well, one guy is. The rest are telling him it's no big deal. He isn't buying it though.

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Let's take a look at that play:

It came from a Penn State lineman who looked like he tried to throw it backward and did a really bad job at it, so it landed between him and the Ohio State defensive line. The Ohio State lineman decided to take the randomness of a towel (who knows who might slip on it?) out of the play by giving it back to Penn State, and the Penn State fan thinks it was somehow malicious.

I didn't realize Allar's face was in his dick. That guy thinks very highly of JTT's ability to pick up a towel and then ferociously whip it with ill intent directly at somebody's head.....all while making it look like he's just tossing it out of the way. It must have taken him years to hone his craft.
 
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I didn't realize Allar's face was in his dick. That guy thinks very highly of JTT's ability to pick up a towel and then ferociously whip it with ill intent directly at somebody's head.....all while making it look like he's just tossing it out of the way. It must have taken him years to hone his craft.
Bending over for a towel in Happy Valley... so many jokes.
 
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Title is about crying about Peacock, but he takes a shot at how their game against Ohio State shouldn't have been a noon game.
 
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There's an opening paragraph or two, and then the meat of the article starts. The first paragraph of the meat is about how Ohio State was NOT their white out game. Ha.
So the only way you can get up for a "Rivalry Game" is to play at night and do a white out. So must not have been a "Rivalry Game."
 
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The Conference and the Refs are out to get us! They just want to protect OSU and TCUN!!!

 
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I was just thinking.... next year might be "their year", since they don't play Ohio State.
Well, maybe in the CCG. Ha - how great would that be?
We play Penn St. at home next year. They go off the schedule the following two years, however.

 
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The Conference and the Refs are out to get us! They just want to protect OSU and TCUN!!!

Ha..
The inconsistency is baffling. The Warren fumble is a perfect example - exact same play from the OSU game, and outcome is different week to week.
It's not the "exact same play"--Warren actually had possession. Last week, their was no possession--he was still bringing it in
I thought Tyler caught the ball, took a solid step with it, and had it stripped at the time of the play. The replays showed the same thing in slow mo. The ref got it right on that call.
The same exact thing happened last week when the PSU defender knocked the ball loose from duhO$U receiver. It was called a "catch and fumble" on the field - PSU possession (identical to yesterday). Replay Review looked at both - they called yesterday's "Play Stands As Called", but somehow reversed last weeks call when the video evidence is utterly inconclusive and shows the exact same type of "possession" by the receiver (ball knocked lose immediately after it is tucked and receiver has turned upfield).
Both calls were correct...not the "exact same thing"

Not having Peacock, I hadn't seen the play.



Go to 7:36.
He catches it at the 31, and fumbles at the 34. Far from "the exact same play".
 
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