Egg Bowl (ESPN)

#3
#3
Notorious B.E.N said:
Low scoring game, MSU took a 7-3 lead with about 8 minutes left in the 3rd. I'd love to see ol' Lane lose this one.

Also, i can't stand the cowbells, drives me insane.
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Meh, it's hard for me to really summon much hate of MSST-unless we are playing them of course.

Quite frankly, I wish them well.
 
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#5
#5
That may do it. Don’t know if MS St has the offense to overcome a 10-pt deficit.
 
#6
#6
Announcer: he got spooked. He had another half second

He literally got hit as he threw
 
#8
#8
State was driving,
Ole Miss “injury” disrupted everything
State got a first down, but wait!
A highly suspect pick called on their guy nullified the gain and dropped em back.
Their kicker nailed one but it hit the crossbar.
Still 17-7
Looks like the Vols aren’t the only ones working uphill
 
#10
#10
GiveHim6InSC said:
State was driving,
Ole Miss “injury” disrupted everything
State got a first down, but wait!
A highly suspect pick called on their guy nullified the gain and dropped em back.
Their kicker nailed one but it hit the crossbar.
Still 17-7
Looks like the Vols aren’t the only ones working uphill
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Wasn’t suspect at all. The WR intentionally collisions the man guarding the outside WR on the snap of the ball
 
#14
#14
At one point it looked as though Dart was dang near knocked unconscious for a few seconds on a play that was confirmed targeting. He didn’t miss much time and I don’t recall them even mentioning anything like possible concussion protocol. Is this normal? Perhaps I missed something and it was addressed. Looked like a hit that team doctors would be concerned with.
 
#15
#15
DirtyDawg said:
At one point it looked as though Dart was dang near knocked unconscious for a few seconds on a play that was confirmed targeting. He didn’t miss much time and I don’t recall them even mentioning anything like possible concussion protocol. Is this normal? Perhaps I missed something and it was addressed. Looked like a hit that team doctors would be concerned with.
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I was really surprised he came back in so quickly. He looked like he'd been knocked clear out.
 
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#18
#18
jp1 said:
He was knocked out for sure. He lost the ball and didn't even try to regain control, face first on the ground.
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Isn't that something that the refs should have flagged/ whistled? I'm not normally in favor of their calls, but...
 
#20
#20
DirtyDawg said:
It was called and confirmed targeting I think.
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I didn't mean that. I meant the coaching staff allowing a player who was <at a minimum, dazed; more than a minimum, unconscious> back in the game without going through a concussion protocol -is that something that refs are supposed to monitor?

I don't know if that is a ref responsibility or solely on the coaching and medical staff of the affected player.
 
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#21
#21
VolNExile said:
I didn't mean that. I meant the coaching staff allowing a player who was <at a minimum, dazed; more than a minimum, unconscious> back in the game without going through a concussion protocol -is that something that refs are supposed to monitor?

I don't know if that is a ref responsibility or solely on the coaching and medical staff of the affected player.
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Oh, that’s a good point. Seems like I can recall instances of the refs making a player leave play to be checked out, but I’ve no idea about the ultimate responsibility. I assumed it would be with the medical staff, which is why it surprised me to see him back in the game. I might be completely wrong, but it looked dangerous and my assumption was that they would err on the side of caution.
 
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