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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: DQ12 on September 08, 2012, 04:59:03 PM
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:lol:
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It would have been so awesome
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I can't even fathom the meeting where it was decided that that one was in the play book. Synder must have lost a bet or something.
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It would have been so awesome
understatement
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the play is so bad its on the front page of yahoo:
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/see-worse-play-college-football-effort-kansas-state-180849533--ncaaf.html
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the play is so bad its on the front page of yahoo:
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/see-worse-play-college-football-effort-kansas-state-180849533--ncaaf.html
:lol: :dance: :lol:
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I was admittedly pissed. But Snyder knew we had this one in the bag. he drew that one up at 1 AM one night at Vanier, no doubt.
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Just like the media to focus on that play in an attempt to downplay our dominance :curse:
Oh well at least it's something other teams will have to think about
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I bet we run that play 13 times vs KU.
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It's so funny because that's so unlike Snyder. Especially in a non-con game in which we're up by 3 TD's at the time. Makes me think we have some really, REALLY good ones in the bag, ya know?
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It was an intentionally botched trick play in circumstances where it shouldnt be attempted. it was a dead horses head in the stoops bros bed type of message.
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they should run at least one play like that every drive. fball would be an interesting game if teams did fun stuff.
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it was a good idea
coaches will have to be aware of that wrinkle
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Yeah, kind of confused why this was such a big deal. If it would have worked, it would have been an easy TD.
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I think it was such a big deal because it was so far outside the realm of LHC Bill Snyder. I'm still not convinced that Harper and Klein didn't draw it up in the huddle.
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i liked it. maybe try a statue of liberty type handoff instead..
but at the very least it'll be in the back of people's minds.
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I like that we designed a pass from Harper.
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the play is so bad its on the front page of yahoo:
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/see-worse-play-college-football-effort-kansas-state-180849533--ncaaf.html
Haters gonna hate
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More than anything else it was funny. Maybe Bill did it as a practical joke on the fans? Like a "I got your nose" type thing?
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The real question is where does it rank on the "Not Top 10?" :dunno:
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I've seen fifteen worse plays in this mizzou game.
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it was the worst play call ever. it wouldn't have been awesome had it succeeded. thank jesus it was called in a pointless laugher of a noncon game or i would be furious.
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it was the worst play call ever. it wouldn't have been awesome had it succeeded. thank jesus it was called in a pointless laugher of a noncon game or i would be furious.
methinks that's why it was called, bubbles.
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More than anything else it was funny. Maybe Bill did it as a practical joke on the fans? Like a "I got your nose" type thing?
hey dlew whats that on your shirt..whooooopp gotcha
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it was the worst play call ever. it wouldn't have been awesome had it succeeded. thank jesus it was called in a pointless laugher of a noncon game or i would be furious.
you could not be more wrong
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More than anything else it was funny. Maybe Bill did it as a practical joke on the fans? Like a "I got your nose" type thing?
hey dlew whats that on your shirt..whooooopp gotcha
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It's not nice to pick on Dlew. :shakesfist:
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I thought it was great, would've been fantastic if it has been executed.
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Would a statue of liberty hand off have been better? Yes, but a no look, behind the back pass would have looked way cooler, if executed!
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Would a statue of liberty hand off have been better? Yes, but a no look, behind the back pass would have looked way cooler, if executed!
no.
I thought it was great, would've been fantastic if it has been executed.
no.
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I think bubbles prefers 2009 K-State football over 2012 K-State football :horrorsurprise:
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I think bubbles prefers 2009 K-State football over 2012 K-State football :horrorsurprise:
did the play lose eff tons of yards or didn't it?
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I think bubbles prefers 2009 K-State football over 2012 K-State football :horrorsurprise:
did the play lose eff tons of yards or didn't it?
It lost, "eff ton of yards" and "Can't Tell He" missed the field goal but I absolutely want that in the playbook when we play OU.
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I like to think wild bill has had that in his playbook 20 years and busted it out tonight because this team is special. He has 100 more like them
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The only thing that pisses me off about that play is that it didnt work. Had it worked, it would have been all over Sportscenter and teams would have tried to copy it left and right. (Like the tebow jump pass) Now, some other team will execute it long before Snyder is willing to tr i again and that team will steal all our thunder.
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Pretty great
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an obvious shot at vaughn scribner
scribner, check mate.
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The only thing that pisses me off about that play is that it didnt work. Had it worked, it would have been all over Sportscenter and teams would have tried to copy it left and right. (Like the tebow jump pass) Now, some other team will execute it long before Snyder is willing to tr i again and that team will steal all our thunder.
+ if it had worked, it would have been the signature play to impress Heisman voters who never watched a KSU game.
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The only thing that pisses me off about that play is that it didnt work. Had it worked, it would have been all over Sportscenter and teams would have tried to copy it left and right. (Like the tebow jump pass) Now, some other team will execute it long before Snyder is willing to tr i again and that team will steal all our thunder.
+ if it had worked, it would have been the signature play to impress Heisman voters who never watched a KSU game.
bingo was his name-o
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WE TRIED SOMETHING FUN! :ksu:
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Teams now have to prepare for the chance that when we are inside the five, we might chuck the ball back to the 25.
Well played, Snyder, well played.
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The best part was trying to figure it out listening to wyattvision. one second wyatt says we're snapping from the one, klein passes to Harper, tackled at the 20.
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The best part was trying to figure it out listening to wyattvision. one second wyatt says we're snapping from the one, klein passes to Harper, tackled at the 20.
Oh gosh, I bet that was a mess. Would love to hear it.
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Was a boss play call. Loved it.
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It was a good call - miami would have prepped for the jump pass as we effectively used it last yeat against them in a similar down/distance. My issue was that the play involved CK flipping it to harper, would have liked to seen a reverse hand off or whatever.
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WE TRIED SOMETHING FUN! :ksu:
Yes spaces. Yes.
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It was a good call - miami would have prepped for the jump pass as we effectively used it last yeat against them in a similar down/distance. My issue was that the play involved CK flipping it to harper, would have liked to seen a reverse hand off or whatever.
Well, a reverse hand off doesn't really work because the whole idea of the play is that ck makes it looks like a jump pass playing by running up to the line of scrimmage and fake jumping in the air. I think this issue really separates the goemawers from the potential future tuckers. Snyds never calls that play in a situation were it could lose or win us the game. Just wanted to give teams something else to think about.
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It was a good call - miami would have prepped for the jump pass as we effectively used it last yeat against them in a similar down/distance. My issue was that the play involved CK flipping it to harper, would have liked to seen a reverse hand off or whatever.
Well, a reverse hand off doesn't really work because the whole idea of the play is that ck makes it looks like a jump pass playing by running up to the line of scrimmage and fake jumping in the air. I think this issue really separates the goemawers from the potential future tuckers. Snyds never calls that play in a situation were it could lose or win us the game. Just wanted to give teams something else to think about.
are the future tuckers the people who think it's impossible that snyder made a stupid play call?
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It was a good call - miami would have prepped for the jump pass as we effectively used it last yeat against them in a similar down/distance. My issue was that the play involved CK flipping it to harper, would have liked to seen a reverse hand off or whatever.
Well, a reverse hand off doesn't really work because the whole idea of the play is that ck makes it looks like a jump pass playing by running up to the line of scrimmage and fake jumping in the air. I think this issue really separates the goemawers from the potential future tuckers. Snyds never calls that play in a situation were it
could lose or win us the game. Just wanted to give teams something else to think about.
are the future tuckers the people who think it's impossible that snyder made a stupid play call?
Hmm. Those people may be uber tuckers. I was thinking more along the lines of the people that even thought it was a big deal. Every cool person around me just thought it was funny/a good try. Tuckers were still complaining about it to me in the port-a-poty line.
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I wish we were good at it.
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It was a good call - miami would have prepped for the jump pass as we effectively used it last yeat against them in a similar down/distance. My issue was that the play involved CK flipping it to harper, would have liked to seen a reverse hand off or whatever.
Well, a reverse hand off doesn't really work because the whole idea of the play is that ck makes it looks like a jump pass playing by running up to the line of scrimmage and fake jumping in the air. I think this issue really separates the goemawers from the potential future tuckers. Snyds never calls that play in a situation were it
could lose or win us the game. Just wanted to give teams something else to think about.
are the future tuckers the people who think it's impossible that snyder made a stupid play call?
Hmm. Those people may be uber tuckers. I was thinking more along the lines of the people that even thought it was a big deal. Every cool person around me just thought it was funny/a good try. Tuckers were still complaining about it to me in the port-a-poty line.
It was hilarious, but there was no "good try" about it.
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Sure there was. It was a good try that we even tried it.
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It might have actually worked if Klein would have faked a throw with the right and flipped it back with the left hand
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It might have actually worked if Klein would have faked a throw with the right and flipped it back with the left hand
Yeah, joda.
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Obviously it looked Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) and was embarrassing, but if it had worked it would be considered genius. I don't have a problem with that play being called. Not sure if I would want it called in a closer game though, but maybe.
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Obviously it looked Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) and was embarrassing, but if it had worked it would be considered genius. I don't have a problem with that play being called. Not sure if I would want it called in a closer game though, but maybe.
Well dont worry because it never will be.
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Obviously it looked Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) and was embarrassing, but if it had worked it would be considered genius. I don't have a problem with that play being called. Not sure if I would want it called in a closer game though, but maybe.
Had it succeeded it would have made the front page of Yahoo. Is that how you determine genius?
It was hilarious that we tried something that the players drew up while waiting for practice to start against a BCS program, not genius or even creative.
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It was a good call - miami would have prepped for the jump pass as we effectively used it last yeat against them in a similar down/distance. My issue was that the play involved CK flipping it to harper, would have liked to seen a reverse hand off or whatever.
Had Harper caught it, would he have thrown it or run? I'm going with tossed it, otherwise a blind pitch is beyond respected.
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The Option of Liberty play
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The Option of Liberty play
Yeah that's good
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I liked it, kinda seemed cool. + we're great so who cares?
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I liked it, kinda seemed cool. + we're great so who cares?
pretty much my exact feelings. it's, like, we're awesome, also check this crap.
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Probably need Sams out there if we're gonna do any spectacular crap.
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I feel like we U'd the U. like hey we're going to stuff it down your throat and then try some awesome crap as well, now watch me dance :dance:
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get over it, ging.
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Probably need Sams out there if we're gonna do any spectacular crap.
I am picturing the next Sams touchdown looking like Jamie Fox in Any Given Sunday when he wins the game by being flipped into the endzone....except #Life will look much sexier.. :love:
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It was a good call - miami would have prepped for the jump pass as we effectively used it last yeat against
them in a similar down/distance. My issue was that the play involved CK flipping it to harper, would have liked to seen a reverse hand off or whatever.
Well, a reverse hand off doesn't really work because the whole idea of the play is that ck makes it looks like a
jump pass playing by running up to the line of scrimmage and fake jumping in the air. I think this issue really separates the goemawers from the potential future tuckers. Snyds never calls that play in a situation were it
could lose or win us the game. Just wanted to give teams something else to think about.
are the future tuckers the people who think it's impossible that snyder made a stupid play call?
Hmm. Those people may be uber tuckers. I was thinking more along the lines of the people that even thought it was a big deal. Every cool person around me just thought it was funny/a good try. Tuckers were still complaining about it to me in the port-a-poty line.
It was hilarious, but there was no "good try" about it.
Btw, you did not think it was hilarious. You were furious. Just admit that, then go into your closet,
select your best combination of jeans, tennis shoes, and purple t shirt and tuck that [redacted] in so hard it hurts.
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It was a good call - miami would have prepped for the jump pass as we effectively used it last yeat against
them in a similar down/distance. My issue was that the play involved CK flipping it to harper, would have liked to seen a reverse hand off or whatever.
Well, a reverse hand off doesn't really work because the whole idea of the play is that ck makes it looks like a
jump pass playing by running up to the line of scrimmage and fake jumping in the air. I think this issue really separates the goemawers from the potential future tuckers. Snyds never calls that play in a situation were it
could lose or win us the game. Just wanted to give teams something else to think about.
are the future tuckers the people who think it's impossible that snyder made a stupid play call?
Hmm. Those people may be uber tuckers. I was thinking more along the lines of the people that even thought it was a big deal. Every cool person around me just thought it was funny/a good try. Tuckers were still complaining about it to me in the port-a-poty line.
It was hilarious, but there was no "good try" about it.
Btw, you did not think it was hilarious. You were furious. Just admit that, then go into your closet,
select your best combination of jeans, tennis shoes, and purple t shirt and tuck that [redacted] in so hard it hurts.
:lol: bubbles the tuck. Such a tuck
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does it really take three pages to say, "it would have been awesome had it worked"?
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does it really take three pages to say, "it would have been awesome had it worked"?
it was awesome anyway
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does it really take three pages to say, "it would have been awesome had it worked"?
it was awesome anyway
yeah, I wasn't even mad. I was like "whoa what if that had worked"
I was way more mad about letting miami get the FG before half than I was about the option of liberty
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our offense does so many cool things and you dumbshits like the play that you can find middle school teams running nationwide every thursday night.
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I'm sure we'll see a play eerily similar to our Option of Liberty play in one of South Carolinas games this year...Steve Spurrier's notorious for poaching Bill's crazy trick plays..
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our offense does so many cool things and you dumbshits like the play that you can find middle school teams running nationwide every thursday night.
get lost, tuck
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our offense does so many cool things and you dumbshits like the play that you can find middle school teams running nationwide every thursday night.
get lost, tuck
I probably daydream more about offensive innovation than many people who do it for a living. My stance against plays involving no-look, behind-the-back throws is elitist, not tuck.
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our offense does so many cool things and you dumbshits like the play that you can find middle school teams running nationwide every thursday night.
get lost, tuck
I probably daydream more about offensive innovation than many people who do it for a living. My stance against plays involving no-look, behind-the-back throws is elitist, not tuck.
Uppity. -Vaughn Scribner
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our offense does so many cool things and you dumbshits like the play that you can find middle school teams running nationwide every thursday night.
Its not like it was completely away from our scheme, not was it just drawn up in the dirt as you imply.
Is the play hard to execute? Yes, the timing must be nearly perfect. But a tight formation with Harper's motion and then the jump pass look set it up perfectly. It was an innovative play because it was a) designed off of something else we already do well and b) a creative way to attack the edge of a defense. Again, I will accept the critique that it was a very tough play to execute because of the nature of the no look pitch, but I applaud creativity that attacks a known weakness in a defense because we had Miami packed tight by the formation and we had successfully run the jump pass last season. Simply not a poorly designed play unless you believe the execution was impossible and I don't believe that to be the case.
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Simply not a poorly designed play unless you believe the execution was impossible and I don't believe that to be the case.
It certainly isn't impossible, but from what we've seen, it's pretty hard. I suppose if we had crane footage from last week we'd know how successful it had been in practice. What % do you think we had to have hit in practice for them to feel comfortable breaking it out there?
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Scheme me once, I'm still of the opinion there is a real chance it was botched on purpose. if you thought the call was Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) it means you don't think he can make a behind the back pitch, which is actually Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!). It basically sends the message to opposing defenses that we have so many weapons we could literally try anything.
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Scheme me once, I'm still of the opinion there is a real chance it was botched on purpose. if you thought the call was Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) it means you don't think he can make a behind the back pitch, which is actually Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!). It basically sends the message to opposing defenses that we have so many weapons we could literally try anything.
WTF? you and pike get a room
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Scheme me once, I'm still of the opinion there is a real chance it was botched on purpose. if you thought the call was Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) it means you don't think he can make a behind the back pitch, which is actually Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!). It basically sends the message to opposing defenses that we have so many weapons we could literally try anything.
WTF? you and pike get a room
LOL I actually said this to my friend at the game. All part of the scheme.
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What do we gain by botching it, that we wouldn't gain from it being successful? Making teams think we'll never do it again, so they don't prep for it? Idgi
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What do we gain by botching it, that we wouldn't gain from it being successful? Making teams think we'll never do it again, so they don't prep for it? Idgi
idk. I'm not the scheme doctor.
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It was a good call - miami would have prepped for the jump pass as we effectively used it last yeat against them in a similar down/distance. My issue was that the play involved CK flipping it to harper, would have liked to seen a reverse hand off or whatever.
Well, a reverse hand off doesn't really work because the whole idea of the play is that ck makes it looks like a jump pass playing by running up to the line of scrimmage and fake jumping in the air. I think this issue really separates the goemawers from the potential future tuckers. Snyds never calls that play in a situation were it could lose or win us the game. Just wanted to give teams something else to think about.
what I meant was, instead of CK "flipping" it backwards, he jumps up but just extends his arm back and lets Harper grab it out of his hand.
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It was a good call - miami would have prepped for the jump pass as we effectively used it last yeat against them in a similar down/distance. My issue was that the play involved CK flipping it to harper, would have liked to seen a reverse hand off or whatever.
Well, a reverse hand off doesn't really work because the whole idea of the play is that ck makes it looks like a jump pass playing by running up to the line of scrimmage and fake jumping in the air. I think this issue really separates the goemawers from the potential future tuckers. Snyds never calls that play in a situation were it could lose or win us the game. Just wanted to give teams something else to think about.
what I meant was, instead of CK "flipping" it backwards, he jumps up but just extends his arm back and lets Harper grab it out of his hand.
I've run some calculations and your idea defies the 2nd law of thermodynamics. And then there's the center of gravity issues.
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Okay there were two things that LHOFHCWS did that bothered me a lot more than the option of liberty.
1. Third quarter. We were up about 50 bajillion points and Klein runs the ball four straight times without a fullback or tailback and then throws a fade pattern? Really shitty play calling.
2. End of third quarter. Why did we run a play with the play clock off instead of just letting the quarter run out? Ran an unnecessary extra play the 3rd quarter.
The first thing on this list is similar to the option of liberty, Snyder got really bored and experimental with a big lead. Klein rushed the ball 7 times in the 3rd quarter. By comparison Hubert ran it once and Pease only ran it 3 times. I'd love to know why we thought our QB had to run the ball 7 times in a quarter when the game was very over.
The second thing is something we've seen with Snydes forever and ever. Dude is completely clueless when it comes to clock management, WITB.
That being said I had a blast, Also the stadium was loud, I really don't think it would have been louder for a night game, the crowd was awesome.
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Bubbles, kindly shut the eff up.
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Bubbles, kindly shut the eff up.
I will. I have nothing more to say to you idiots regarding "The Play."
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Also, play was definitely not botched on purpose if you go watch Klein's interview about it. Very candid/ashamed LOL about it.
Would love a slow-mo PoetWarrior vid about this though.
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mods, please auto-correct "the play" to "the option of liberty".
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mods, please auto-correct "the play" to "the option of liberty".
"no look, behind-the-back toss-sweep from the two."
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Is "The Play" on Youtube anywhere? I can't find it.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eek1IXs_jU
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eek1IXs_jU
Thank you.
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I get the feeling that this pic was snapped while these three were talking about the Option of Liberty later in the game.
Or they were discussing how much fun it is to watch #life score TD's.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eek1IXs_jU
Wow that has a lot of views
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I get the feeling that this pic was snapped while these three were talking about the Option of Liberty later in the game.
Or they were discussing how much fun it is to watch #life score TD's.
That is such a great effn' picture. Maybe LHC Bill Snyder made a funny married guy sex joke or something.
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So, the 'Cats did something adventurous with the football, and it didn't work. It sure sucked the defense deep into the backfield, Harper would have had an easy run down the right sideline had the timing been better.
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I don't think Wilson is a fan of the play based upon his throwing Harper down at the end. :lol:
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Now that I actually watch it closely, it's pretty obvious that Harper wasn't even ready for that pitch coming his way. Hmm...
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I don't think Wilson Trujillo is a fan of the play based upon his throwing Harper down at the end. :lol:
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I think CK just threw it too hard. Needed to be more of a lob, than a shot straight back.
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Well, we're clearly going to need 3 to 4 more pages to hash this all out.
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Well, we're clearly going to need 3 to 4 more pages to hash this all out.
my opinion that the play was childish and acceptable only for the hilariousness of running it against a BCS team has been validated by all of the confusion over what the eff the play was even supposed to accomplish. in everyone's stupid face.
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I don't think Wilson Trujillo is a fan of the play based upon his throwing Harper down at the end. :lol:
That was a legit tackle. I wonder if he thought he was stopping harper from running even further backwards.
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I don't think Wilson Trujillo is a fan of the play based upon his throwing Harper down at the end. :lol:
:facepalm:
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I get the feeling that this pic was snapped while these three were talking about the Option of Liberty later in the game.
Or they were discussing how much fun it is to watch #life score TD's.
man, whoever took that pic is blessed. Pretty much just photographed bigfoot.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eek1IXs_jU
Wow that has a lot of views
I'm guessing that was the video linked in the yahoo article. It's hilarious how many views it has.
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Here's one thing I've always wondered:
Right before we ran "the Play" we called a time out. Right before that timeout as the offense was huddling to call the play and then break the huddle, C Harper was already breaking huddle and getting out to the right side. There is no way he heard the play call, he was out so soon. So, I'm thinking "welp we're obviously going to run this here because C Harp doesn't even give a crap." Then Bill comes running up the sideline and calls timeout. I'm thinking he did that because C Harp bascially tipped our hand. Then we run a play designed to go to C Harp.
So I guess what I'm asking is, why do WR's do that? Isn't it pretty obvoius it won't be a pass play? Or is it a scheme within a sheme?
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Here's one thing I've always wondered:
Right before we ran "the Play" we called a time out. Right before that timeout as the offense was huddling to call the play and then break the huddle, C Harper was already breaking huddle and getting out to the right side. There is no way he heard the play call, he was out so soon. So, I'm thinking "welp we're obviously going to run this here because C Harp doesn't even give a crap." Then Bill comes running up the sideline and calls timeout. I'm thinking he did that because C Harp bascially tipped our hand. Then we run a play designed to go to C Harp.
So I guess what I'm asking is, why do WR's do that? Isn't it pretty obvoius it won't be a pass play? Or is it a scheme within a sheme?
he also did this on his TD. It's what WRs do....they will look for the ball if it's a hot route.
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I get the feeling that this pic was snapped while these three were talking about the Option of Liberty later in the game.
Or they were discussing how much fun it is to watch #life score TD's.
That is such a great effn' picture. Maybe LHC Bill Snyder made a funny married guy sex joke or something.
I'd enjoy a catchacold sig pic version.
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#1 on Not Top Ten! :ksu:
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#1 on Not Top Ten! :ksu:
Which, of course, was the ultimate goal of calling the play in the first place. ;)
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(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi4.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fy148%2Fc_holt%2Fsnyderkleinsmith.png&hash=91f9de5fb9037409c76a0e032fdff22ee41be59c)
I get the feeling that this pic was snapped while these three were talking about the Option of Liberty later in the game.
Or they were discussing how much fun it is to watch #life score TD's.
That is such a great effn' picture. Maybe LHC Bill Snyder made a funny married guy sex joke or something.
I'd enjoy a catchacold sig pic version.
:horrorsurprise:
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OT: i have very LAssistantCoachIQ; who is that on the right?
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Michael Smith, WR guy.
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#1 on Not Top Ten! :ksu:
Which, of course, was the ultimate goal of calling the play in the first place. ;)
I watched the Not Top 10 in the Union today with some of the players and it was awesome. They were all very :lol:. I was very :love:.
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#1 on Not Top Ten! :ksu:
Which, of course, was the ultimate goal of calling the play in the first place. ;)
I watched the Not Top 10 in the Union today with some of the players and it was awesome. They were all very :lol:. I was very :love:.
getting Not Top 10 has soothed my butthurt. what a nice moment for ksu.
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I want to see the play tonight simply for Gus Johnson's reaction.