PurplFrawg
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So tents to shade the players from the sun are not allowed, but those absurd screens Baylor has on the sidelines are ok?
WEEK 10 OTHER GAMES THREAD - Baylol playing Thursday Night
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Cannot believe OU recruited him.
Despite the odds Frog
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The huge screens are brilliant. TCU needs to use somthing like that to hide signals.
ThisIsOurTime
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Then what will Patterson use to explain losses? How dare you try to take that from him.
TX_Krötenechse
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Very unimpressed by both teams outside of WVU pass rush
Brewer sacked 5 times the first half -= hope we blitz the [ Finebaum ] out of him.
Mean Purple
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@Wexahu and @Eight and anybody else , do y'all know the rule on this?
#3 for bu got ejected for yet another targeting call. He is out for the second half. Also, according to the bu radio announcer (don't judge, I was on the road and until I found the sxm feed for wvu, it is what I had) since it was #3's 3rd targeting this year (yeah, dude has 3 targeting calls) he is also out the next game. According to them, he misses the whole TCU game.
#3 for bu got ejected for yet another targeting call. He is out for the second half. Also, according to the bu radio announcer (don't judge, I was on the road and until I found the sxm feed for wvu, it is what I had) since it was #3's 3rd targeting this year (yeah, dude has 3 targeting calls) he is also out the next game. According to them, he misses the whole TCU game.
netty2424
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Wex they stole your idea. WVU on that 4th down huddled up, broke huddle, quick snapped for a first down.
Moose Stuff
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Good god
PurplFrawg
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From the CBS College Football website:
Targeting: This is a good news, bad news scenario for the call that causes more confusion than any other in the game. First, the bad news. The standard half-game suspensions for targeting -- forcible contact to the head, neck or shoulders of a defenseless player -- will remain intact, but a player who is ejected for the third time in a season will be forced to miss the entire next game no matter when that third (or subsequent) foul takes place.
Targeting: This is a good news, bad news scenario for the call that causes more confusion than any other in the game. First, the bad news. The standard half-game suspensions for targeting -- forcible contact to the head, neck or shoulders of a defenseless player -- will remain intact, but a player who is ejected for the third time in a season will be forced to miss the entire next game no matter when that third (or subsequent) foul takes place.
Austintxfrog94
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lol Eers are terrible. How are they only down by 7?
