"The Play"

[SdK]

I think CK just threw it too hard. Needed to be more of a lob, than a shot straight back.

[Benja]

Well, we're clearly going to need 3 to 4 more pages to hash this all out.

[bubbles4ksu]

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. 

[puniraptor]

I don't think Wilson Trujillo is a fan of the play based upon his throwing Harper down at the end. 

That was a legit tackle. I wonder if he thought he was stopping harper from running even further backwards.

[SdK]

I don't think Wilson Trujillo is a fan of the play based upon his throwing Harper down at the end. 

 

[WillieWatanabe]

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.

[SwiftCat]

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.

[Emo EMAW]

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?

[Mikeyis4dcats]

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.

[Trim]

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.

[Spaces]

#1 on Not Top Ten! 

[cvmcat]

#1 on Not Top Ten! 

Which, of course, was the ultimate goal of calling the play in the first place.

[mocat]

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.

 

[mocat]

OT: i have very LAssistantCoachIQ; who is that on the right?

[Emo EMAW]

Michael Smith, WR guy.

[Spaces]

#1 on Not Top Ten! 

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 . I was very .

[bubbles4ksu]

#1 on Not Top Ten! 

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 . I was very .

getting Not Top 10 has soothed my butthurt. what a nice moment for ksu.

[Cartierfor3]

I want to see the play tonight simply for Gus Johnson's reaction.