"The Play"

[Benja]

Sure there was. It was a good try that we even tried it.

[joda]

It might have actually worked if Klein would have faked a throw with the right and flipped it back with the left hand

[Benja]

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.

[p1k3]

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.

[Benja]

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.

[bubbles4ksu]

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.

[doom]

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. 

[MadCat]

The Option of Liberty play

[Benja]

The Option of Liberty play

Yeah that's good

[pissclams]

I liked it, kinda seemed cool.  + we're great so who cares?

[steve dave]

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.

[Trim]

Probably need Sams out there if we're gonna do any spectacular crap.

[yoga-like_abana]

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 

[DQ12]

get over it, ging.

[ManBearPig]

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..

[Benja]

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.

[8manpick]

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.

bubbles the tuck. Such a tuck

[GoodForAnother]

does it really take three pages to say, "it would have been awesome had it worked"?

[steve dave]

does it really take three pages to say, "it would have been awesome had it worked"?

it was awesome anyway

[GoodForAnother]

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

[bubbles4ksu]

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.

[ManBearPig]

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..

[kim carnes]

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

[bubbles4ksu]

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.

[Trim]

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