Recruiting Forum Football Talk XXIV

[AV_12]

Is this correct?

All it has to do is go 10 yards first

 

[nicksjuzunk]

SIAP, saw this in FF, LSU fans perspective of Vols victory in Outback Bowl. Pretty Good!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zBsQbd-QEA&feature=youtu.be


...word of the day: vaporize

lol:

11 Tennessee players on the field, and he had to pitch it to the worst one... Number 29

 

[BruinVol]

All it has to do is go 10 yards first

Thanks


What was Dabo going so crazy about?

 

[AV_12]

Can't believe people thought Kiffin wouldn't get it done at Bama.

 

[sigchig]

SIAP, saw this in FF, LSU fans perspective of Vols victory in Outback Bowl. Pretty Good!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zBsQbd-QEA&feature=youtu.be


...word of the day: vaporize

That guy is awesome! Really cracked me up!

 

[Omniscience]

Thanks


What was Dabo going so crazy about?

I believe he tried to call timeout and wasn't given it.

 

[UTMVol76]

lol:

11 Tennessee players on the field, and he had to pitch it to the worst one... Number 29

I liked the "Cmon Butch, take your starters out, don't destroy Northwestern's program."

LOL

 

[BruinVol]

I believe he tried to call timeout and wasn't given it.

Makes sense

 

[JohnD13]

Can't believe people thought Kiffin wouldn't get it done at Bama.

Some people are not head coach material but are deadly as coordinators... He's one of them.

 

[Tennessee Golfer]

All it has to do is go 10 yards first

The receiving team has the right to the ball before it hits the ground. That's why the receiving team can call for a fair catch just like a punt.

 

[chavisut]

Well eff.



Nick Saban is one of the GOAT.

 

[AV_12]

The receiving team has the right to the ball before it hits the ground. That's why the receiving team can call for a fair catch just like a punt.

There would never be onside kicks if what you're saying were. The case. It's live after ten yards regardless.!novofy was even there to call a fair catch anyways. Being able to call a fair catch is the only similarity to a punt.. Only

 

[volssam]

SIAP, saw this in FF, LSU fans perspective of Vols victory in Outback Bowl. Pretty Good!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zBsQbd-QEA&feature=youtu.be


...word of the day: vaporize

The Vol Network needs to hire him to replace Kesling. Dude is awesome. Haha.

When he gets to the end, you're almost like:

.

 

[chavisut]

That onside kick was genius.

 

[Dust10]

The receiving team has the right to the ball before it hits the ground. That's why the receiving team can call for a fair catch just like a punt.

Not correct. Look up the rule. It's plain as day.

 

[Jimmy Football]

There' would never be onside kicks if what you're saying were. The case. It's live after ten yards regardless.!novofy was even there to call a fair catch anyways. Being able to call a fair catch is the only similarity to a punt.. Only

I actually think he's right about this. Paraphrasing, I think the stipulation is that the kicking team cannot interefere w the receivng team catching the ball on the fly.
It's why most are just driven into the ground immediately on kickofff.

Now did Bama interfere? Didn't look like it to me.

 

[volfan4lyfe]

The receiving team has the right to the ball before it hits the ground. That's why the receiving team can call for a fair catch just like a punt.

It just has to go ten yards. You're wrong on this one. The ball is live on kick offs after it goes 10 yards. On punts it's not a live ball unless it hits the receiving team.

 

[jjay2518]

There would never be onside kicks if what you're saying were. The case. It's live after ten yards regardless.!novofy was even there to call a fair catch anyways. Being able to call a fair catch is the only similarity to a punt.. Only

I have no idea on this rule one way or the other, but that wouldn't affect 99% of onside kicks. They're always rolled or kicked straight into the ground to get a big bounce. I've never seen one just lobbed into the air before.

 

[BruinVol]

It just has to go ten yards. You're wrong on this one. The ball is live on kick offs after it goes 10 yards. On punts it's not a live ball unless it hits the receiving team.

Does it touching the ground change it on a normal on side kick?

 

[Tennessee Golfer]

Not correct. Look up the rule. It's plain as day.

Can you link it? I can't find that explanation anywhere.

 

[jjay2518]

Does it touching the ground change it on a normal on side kick?

I'd be curious to see the rule. Seems like you would see more onside kicks like this if it were legal.

 

[DD4ME]

UT finished 22nd in final AP Poll

meh should have been 15. I called it earlier in season though.

 

[BruinVol]

I'd be curious to see the rule. Seems like you would see more onside kicks like this if it were legal.

I doubt it. If a Clemson player was there he could have fair caught it I am almost certain

 

[Volnerd]

I think we have the potential to have a defense similar to Clemson's next year. It really hurt them when they lost their best CB in the first half. On offense, I feel like we have a better running game (especially if Kamara comes back), but our passing game doesn't compare. We need more accuracy on passes and some receivers who can get open. The sky is the limit if we can figure that out.

Bama looks like a pro team. We aren't quite there yet.

 

[butchna]

Does it touching the ground change it on a normal on side kick?

No...that's why you see different strategies on onsides. Some will basically kick it into the ground to get a hop, some will kick to an area with a buncha bodies flying...rugby at it's finest.