Baylor doing shady things to win games again

[SnoSki]

Baylor’s stadium is set up like ours where at certain times, one sideline is shaded while the other is not.

Iowa State’s was not shaded yesterday and on-field temps were registering around 120 degrees apparently.

ISU brought out some tents to provide their players some shelter from the sun and guess what Baylor’s response was? Cry to the Big 12 officials on site that these tents weren’t allowed and have the conference remove them (which they did, leaving Cyclone players to roast).

At which point did Iowa State start making their comeback and score 21 points in 10 minutes? When sun set low enough to extend the shade all the way across the field to both sidelines.

 

[Despite the odds Frog]

That's just home field advantage. Nothing Baylor did wrong. Big win for them yesterday. My hope is TCU blows ISU out of the water which shows that TCU is still tops in Big 12. In order to do that they have to get pressure on that QB and guard that red head WR and their big TE. We need the DL to take it up a level. Also our CBs need to push the WR on the line, cant give them room and get in the routes cleanly.

 

[SnoSki]

I think it’s a little questionable to force ISU to remove the temporary shade when the heat is 120 degrees on the field. Guess that’s just me.

 

[Billy Clyde]

[Baylor asshoe]

 

[WIN]

I think it’s a little questionable to force ISU to remove the temporary shade when the heat is 120 degrees on the field. Guess that’s just me.

I agree but depends on how the rules are written. Could see tents blocking the view of fans.

 

[50FT FROG]

I think it’s a little questionable to force ISU to remove the temporary shade when the heat is 120 degrees on the field. Guess that’s just me.

Just curious, what would’ve happened if Iowa state cited “player safety” and told officials to kick sand!?!

 

[MTfrog5]

I think it’s a little questionable to force ISU to remove the temporary shade when the heat is 120 degrees on the field. Guess that’s just me.

Especially when Baylor has shade covers over their own bench. Hope they play in December next year and ISU doesn’t allow heaters on the Baylor sideline

 

[WIN]

Just curious, what would’ve happened if Iowa state cited “player safety” and told officials to kick sand!?!

Could be something as simple as 15 yard penalty.

 

[SnoSki]

I just try to imagine if the stadium and time of year were switched. Would Baylor gripe if ISU said “no space heaters allowed!” when it’s 20 degrees and snowing? Something tells me they wouldn’t say “oh well, that’s home field advantage I guess..”

 

[Moose Stuff]

IMO.... if it’s a rule then it’s a rule. Blame the rule, not the school. Hey, that rhymes.

 

[Land Frog]

By this act, wouldn't baylor be doing not so shady things?

 

[Frog-in-law1995]

Huh, always thought Baylor athletics enjoyed a good cover up.







I’ll show myself out now.

 

[Frognosticator]

I wasn't impressed with either Baylor or ISU yesterday. If TCU plays like they did against KU, we roll both of them.

 

[TX_Krötenechse]

I mean, a 2:30 game in the Carter is the same - visiting bench gets broiled and home bench is in the shade.

 

[Pure Purple]

If the 'World' was given an enema....the area of insertion would be Baylor and Waco.

 

[Punter1]

I mean, a 2:30 game in the Carter is the same - visiting bench gets broiled and home bench is in the shade.

Yea...but to Snoski's point...I would hope we wouldn't make a team take down their tent...except Baylor.

 

[WIN]

Iowa Sate knows the rules coming in, or should, and should adapt.

 

[Tom Brown]

[Baylor asshoe]

 

[Tom Brown]

Iowa Sate knows the rules coming in, or should, and should adapt.

Campbell and Iowa state are sneaky. They are still getting by on the nice guy rep, but they play dirty and are willing to pull one over.

 

[QuilterFrawg]

How un-Christian of them.