netty2424
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TCU defends warm-ups ahead of OU rematch
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ArkansasSooner
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Are you saying there is anyone other than the lone sooner in yellow circle area? There was room for them to go around the area another team was warming up if they cared to.
No room to go anywhere else. Oh really?
Chico Dusty
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So what if Niko cut the corner. He wasn’t doing it to incite anything. What BM did was a chump move. And for anyone that doesn’t think it was is probably a chump too.
And look at all those people in the white area. You want the TCU players to run over them? Trash ass program
Are you saying there is anyone other than the lone sooner in yellow circle area? There was room for them to go around the area another team was warming up if they cared to.
No room to go anywhere else. Oh really?
Plus watch the drill. Guy at the top of the endzone is actually going. He’s also in the white so maybe the TCU players should have ran him over since he was in the middle of them running out.
netty2424
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Explains everything.
netty2424
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If you're circling an OU player, you've answered your own question. There was no room behind him.
Are you saying there is anyone other than the lone sooner in yellow circle area? There was room for them to go around the area another team was warming up if they cared to.
No room to go anywhere else. Oh really?
Either way you're just like Baker, a complete piece of [ Finebaum ] thinking that fair play.
Purp
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It's been years since I've done geometry, but I didn't go to OU so I think I can give it a try.
If by "35 foot corner" you mean the length of the hypotenuse is 35' then you can't measure that distance knowing only the distance to the right angle from the hypotenuse. You also need either the degree of one of the other 2 angles or the length of one of the other two sides. In other words, you can't calculate the hypotenuse from my ~5 yard (I think I said "5 yards at most") estimate.
To answer your question more directly, however, 20 - 25 feet may be closer to reality, but it's still an overstatement IMO.
But it's still irrelevant. Every player in the video ran through in such a way as to leave ample space from the OU player on the sideline in the end zone and still respect the space of the OU warm-up area. It wouldn't matter if they were making a 35' corner; none of the TCU players in that line did anything to provoke Bakefield's behavior.
texasrobster1997
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you are an idiot. There are several guys just to the left of your circle. How close were they supposed to get to your players?
Are you saying there is anyone other than the lone sooner in yellow circle area? There was room for them to go around the area another team was warming up if they cared to.
No room to go anywhere else. Oh really?
AroundWorldFrog
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People still wasting time on this ahole? You'll never get it back. Ignore, move on from the troll.
Purp
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Weird. They've never done that before with a video that made their star player look bad.
SportsJunkie
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TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
I got sidetracked by my evening class, but one of my sources already put it back up and I see it’s making the rounds on Twitter. Edit: Thanks for posting Maniac.
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
Quick follow up. I do have the video file, so if this goes up in smoke I'll repost it on our IG, Twitter, and YouTube.
Heck I might do that tomorrow anyways.
Heck I might do that tomorrow anyways.
tcumaniac
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My version is an iPhone recording the video on another iPhone, so I'm sure your file is likely better.
Moose Stuff
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The only thing that matters to me here (I give zero scheisss about whether we were running through the right place) is that in three years I haven’t seen BM throw a pass that missed his “intended target” (OU player) by that much so the ONLY logical conclusion is that Niko Small WAS his target. NOTHING ELSE MATTERS.
