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Jphillips3919

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That is awesome. I truly appreciate it. I tried my best to give a good inside Look at some of the best parts of Coach Patterson’s program. Some of the scariest parts too, but most of the parts that taught you how to handle the world and everything Life was gonna throw at you after the game. Would love to hear feedback and you guys know me, my dad once accidentally threw me down on the sidelines at a game so it can be good bad or indifferent. It’s just a way for me to get better.
 

Jphillips3919

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@Jphillips3919 - That turning, left handed pick as you trailed the TE vs. Baylor in '07 stands out in my memory. Great athletic play. Thanks for being a Frog! Congrats on your football career and your book! May it inspire many coaches and players!

That is crazy. I was watching that game the other day and completely forgot, Robert Henson got an interception right at the end too.

Hope you enjoy the book!
Purchased. Looking forward to reading it. Thanks for the heads up Ryann.
 

tcudoc

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That is crazy. I was watching that game the other day and completely forgot, Robert Henson got an interception right at the end too.

Hope you enjoy the book!
One of the TCU linebackers around that time had an interception that went unrecognized until after the next play had gone by. I think a ball was tipped or dropped and it hit off of someone’s foot and went back in the air, never having touched the ground. Everyone assumed it was an incomplete pass but the replay clearly showed it never touched the ground and bounced back up to be caught by a TCU player, who also assumed it had bounced on the ground. It was a crazy play and should have been a turnover, but no one really noticed it in time.
 
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Jphillips3919

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One of the TCU linebackers around that time had an interception that went unrecognized until after the next play had gone by. I think a ball was tipped or dropped and it hit off of someone’s foot and went back in the air, never having touched the ground. Everyone assumed it was an incomplete pass but the replay clearly showed it never touched the ground and bounced back up to be caught by a TCU player, who also assumed it had bounced in the ground. It was a crazy play and should have been a turnover, but no one really noticed it in time.
Sounds like a pretty athletic and difficult play so I would assume that would be Daryl Washington lol but don’t quote me on that.
 

SwissArmyFrog

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One of the TCU linebackers around that time had an interception that went unrecognized until after the next play had gone by. I think a ball was tipped or dropped and it hit off of someone’s foot and went back in the air, never having touched the ground.

Believe that was at Baylor in 2012. I was there, but don't recall if I first saw it on a big-screen replay - did they have those then? - or saw on video later.
 
Believe that was at Baylor in 2012. I was there, but don't recall if I first saw it on a big-screen replay - did they have those then? - or saw on video later.
That 2012 game was broadcast on one of the local TV stations, or some lower-tier sports networks...and I don't think many schools at that time had stadium megascreens...probably because it was a night game and the first match with TCU in the Big 12....Don't remember who the Baylor QB was or how many fumbles/interceptions he had, but it was 49-21 blowout....Nice, since Baylor faithful had squawked the "you can't compete in the B12" and "you can't maintain the weekly grind" trash talk before that game....
 
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