Football INSTANT REACTION: Jaylen Reed, Beau Pribula save the day against Wisconsin
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fwiw, it looked like his knee may have "buckled" for the lack of a better word when he was getting wrapped up. May have occured there too, hard to tell.
But he did drop the pass and we are losing. I don't we look good and at some point you're not going to have a great second half after you stink in the first half.
Agree......too much panicking around here. We played a flat first half for sure. We'll be better in the second half and will win this. Just wish we could play a complete game for once.
I thought they did adopt it this year in NCAA.... definitely should be illegal as it is extremely dangerous and can easily lead to a severe compound fracture or torn ligaments.
I just want a dub. I don’t care if it’s one point. Just win and go home.
Did you see Allar limp off the field? Have you seen Shelton as a swinging gate in the 1st half? Have you noticed the unacceptable special teams plays? Have you seen all the missed tackles and once again giving up 1st down on 3d & long? Have you noticed we did not adjust to their quick passing scheme? Have you noticed PSUs inability to run the ball? It is a combination of things that have given the home team great momentum. PSU had one good offensive series. No matter the outcome, they do not look like a good football team. Still haven't put a 4 quarter game together.
We do look good(ish) better than Wisconsin anyway
You guys get so emotionally invested that you overreact to everything.
The only concerns right now are the health of DDS and Allar
Our zone passing coverages are terrible - the players never get their spacing correct and there are massive gaps in our zones. Every single big Wisconsin passing play was against a 3 man rush and just awful zone coverage.
I was just telling this to a buddy. This offense doesn’t have an identity in terms of when you need a play what is your #1 that always works. The offense is getting too cute. So many formations and movements but no consistency. Keyword for offense and defense is inconsistency.
Correct--we're playing about our C game and we're down 3--we're fine--perfectly fine
Am I the only one confident we win this right now?
Ohio State was losing in the second half today against Nebraska--do they suck?
I understand people want us to dominate but we're clearly the better team--we'll be fine
I understand people want us to dominate but we're clearly the better team--we'll be fine
Everyone on the board wishes you'd quit, regardless of Allar's health, or Beau's playing time.
It is not--it's the same as Nebraska/Ohio State
The better team is looking ahead but should have a bigger lead (or a lead) than they do
I love Penn State Football…I Hate the Penn State “fans”
PSU has not shown they can consistently impose their will in the running game.
And we all know I don't care what anyone on this board wishes
You really miss Kaspy today
NCAA committee tabled potential ban on hip-drop tackles amid NFL's controversial rule change
The NCAA is now in a position to study how the NFL enforces the play this upcoming season
www.cbssports.com
The NCAA Rules Committee discussed following in the NFL's footsteps and adopting a rule banning the controversial hip-drop tackle this year, CBS Sports has learned. Those talks were tabled, however, as the committee decided it would be too difficult to legislate the rule on the field.
The NFL on Monday adopted a rule against the obscure defensive tactic citing player health and safety concerns. The NCAA Rules Committee has been aware of concerns over hip-drop tackles but decided to keep it on "our active discussion list," according to coordinator of officials Steve Shaw.
"The conclusion from this year's meeting was that we needed a solid definition of the action," Shaw told CBS Sports."[Waiting is] an excellent way to teach players how to avoid this technique and to ensure we can administrate it."
Shaw said it would be difficult for any official to enforce a penalty on the hip drop and explained the rule would add to an already full plate of issues for crews to monitor on any given play. The NFL defines a hip-drop tackle as a defender who "grabs the runner with both hands or wraps with both arms and unweights himself by swiveling and dropping his hips and/or landing on and trapping the runner's leg(s)."
Maybe this will be the reversal of fortune post with the opposite thing you got going.
Why doesn’t everyone put handjobo on ignore so we can enjoy the thread. It works best if everyone does it and no one responds it keeps the thread more enjoyable instead of constant arguing.
