Recruiting Forum Football Talk II

[amazingGRACE]

Any reason Gray has to fall on the ball there? Maybe I'm just feeling greedy, but it would have been sick if he snapped up the ball and ran with it.

Not allowed to advance an onside recovery

 

[amazingGRACE]

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[mrmax86]

Zoomed in.

 

[VolGee4]

Any reason Gray has to fall on the ball there? Maybe I'm just feeling greedy, but it would have been sick if he snapped up the ball and ran with it.

Can't advance it in college.

 

[tn4elvis]

Can't advance it in college.

I thought so but wasn't sure. NFL only

 

[WarMachine]

Not allowed to advance an onside recovery

Figured, but didn't know the rule. Thanks!

 

[BJSforVols]

You said Development was more important.

It’s not. Not at this level. Not where we want to go.

Both are equally important. And I would even give a slight edge to Recruiting.

Disagree. Both are important but the slight edge goes to development.

 

[BruinVol]

Any reason Gray has to fall on the ball there? Maybe I'm just feeling greedy, but it would have been sick if he snapped up the ball and ran with it.

Pretty sure you can’t advance it


Edit. Sorry already answered

 

[mrmax86]

Can't advance it in college.

I was wondering this too. Thanks for the clarification!

 

[WarMachine]

Zoomed in.

Looks forward to me. The ball travels closer to the 40 yard line from QB to RB, IMO.

 

[mrmax86]

Looks forward to me. The ball travels closer to the 40 yard line from QB to RB, IMO.

Go back and look, I replaced this version of the GIF with one that freezes for a bit when the ball is pitched and caught.

 

[SweetasSoda]

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[SpringBokVol]

Here you go.

Looks forward to me.

well, it certainly isn't backward - would have liked to seen that one reviewed.

 

[Ulysees E. McGill]

For one thing, the Clemson coaches seem uncannily loyal.

They are "true believers"

 

[HankHill]

Harry Hiestand is the Best OL Coach out there.

I’d pay him $1M per

He’s that good.

Agree. Plus worked with Chaney before. Could move friend to TEs and neids to RBs. Osovet or someone new to QBs. That would be my dream scenario.

 

[SpringBokVol]

Any reason Gray has to fall on the ball there? Maybe I'm just feeling greedy, but it would have been sick if he snapped up the ball and ran with it.

can't advance a free kick - dumb rule.

They should allow it both ways.

 

[VolsnCards5]

Pretty sure you can’t advance it


Edit. Sorry already answered

What are your thoughts on last night?

I know you hate poor clock management and it’s a pet peeve of mine as well. I think we made at least 2 egregious mistakes last night. The TO before the Indiana kick was just terrible in real time. I’m fairly sure that play clock was about to run out. And then our final possession...we saved them at least 20 seconds

 

[Lane Train 4]

Can't advance it in college.

This is true at all levels of football, not just the NCAA

 

[mrmax86]

Just having fun now.

 

[BruinVol]

What are your thoughts on last night?

I know you hate poor clock management and it’s a pet peeve of mine as well. I think we made at least 2 egregious mistakes last night. The TO before the Indiana kick was just terrible in real time. I’m fairly sure that play clock was about to run out. And then our final possession...we saved them at least 20 seconds

I was very disappointed in how we mismanaged the clock but honestly I can’t imagine a worse ingame coaching than Indiana pulled

No TO with 8 seconds left in the first half and then not being prepared for the on side kick was malpractice

 

[amazingGRACE]

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Lol I accidentally quoted myself so I just edited & deleted it

 

[HankHill]

can't advance a free kick - dumb rule.

They should allow it both ways.

I actually agree. Leagues won’t to get rid of traditional kickoffs for safety. I think if you allowed this and maybe even moved up to kicking off from the 40. It would give more teams the urge to onside kick and maybe even get a big play out of it.

 

[HankHill]

I was very disappointed in how we mismanaged the clock but honestly I can’t imagine a worse ingame coaching than Indiana pulled

No TO with 8 seconds left in the first half and then not being prepared for the on side kick was malpractice

Agree on the on side. Hell brooks was tipping his hat with all the antics before the kick i felt like

 

[butchna]

Palmer and Gray are the future on O

One year future for Palmer.

 

[butchna]

I actually agree. Leagues won’t to get rid of traditional kickoffs for safety. I think if you allowed this and maybe even moved up to kicking off from the 40. It would give more teams the urge to onside kick and maybe even get a big play out of it.

It’ll turn into rugby.