Patterson's kryptonite the fake punt, that is all
- Thread starter Frostie
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we've generally had dangerous punt returners for a decade or more. That's mostly because we do sell out to get guys back to block for the returner.
The downside is vulnerability to this stuff, especially in that 10-40 area on thier side of the field where a good return chance is most likely.
The downside is vulnerability to this stuff, especially in that 10-40 area on thier side of the field where a good return chance is most likely.
Chongo94
Active Member
Perhaps my new favorite term.
Realtorfrog
Full Member
I called it as well. But I also called the TD to Reagor so I’m ready for the lottery.
Peacefrog
Degenerate
Yeah those fake punts from a decade ago definitely matter now.
Putt4Purple
Active Member
Most teams are susceptible to trickery on special teams. Every punt or field goal has potential trickery. The return was called. I truly think the punter made the decision on his own after seeing the massive acreage in front of him. It happens. Move on.
Armadillo
Full Member
For the record, it appears from the time stamp that Frostie posted this at the moment it occurred during the game, not after the game, which I agree would warrant being called a "scheiss stick".
Big Frog II
Active Member
That's what a Special Team's coach is hired to prevent. Always have his team aware of things like that. Now if we could just get a Special Team's coach.
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
Yup, broken clavicle on that play.
hornedfrog86
Active Member
Aussie guy was good.
The TCU Football Jerk
Active Member
Cause we still have more games left to play. And this thing has always been an achilles heel under Patterson.
