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Federal Holliday
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Big Woodrow's, TX |
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| Interests: | LSU Football, Politics |
| Occupation: | White Collar Job in Oil & Gas |
| Number of Posts: | 103 |
| Registered on: | 9/16/2008 |
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re: Late Hit on QB that throws INT. Why is the INT overturned?
Posted by Federal Holliday on 9/19/08 at 10:00 pm to maburu2
I didn't realize a "late hit" (i.e. unnecessary roughness) was in any meaningful way different from roughing the passer. I just thought these were different terms for the same penalty. :dunno:
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re: Late Hit on QB that throws INT. Why is the INT overturned?
Posted by Federal Holliday on 9/19/08 at 9:45 pm to maburu2
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Same reason why roughing the punter gives you the ball back
Another dumb rule, if you ask me.
re: Late Hit on QB that throws INT. Why is the INT overturned?
Posted by Federal Holliday on 9/19/08 at 9:45 pm to ehidal1
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That is the rule.
I know, I'm just saying the rule is dumb.
re: Late Hit on QB that throws INT. Why is the INT overturned?
Posted by Federal Holliday on 9/19/08 at 9:40 pm to T Ba Doe Tiger
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same reason a face mask that has nothng to do with someone fumbling reverses a fumble.
dumb reasoning I think
Late Hit on QB that throws INT. Why is the INT overturned?
Posted by Federal Holliday on 9/19/08 at 9:38 pm
This just happened in the Baylor/UConn game.
It would seem to me that the defense should get to keep the ball, with the late hit penalty being assessed against them on offense.
It's not like a late hit alters a QB's throw. If it did, it wouldn't be a late hit.
It would seem to me that the defense should get to keep the ball, with the late hit penalty being assessed against them on offense.
It's not like a late hit alters a QB's throw. If it did, it wouldn't be a late hit.
re: Ryan Perrilloux could still be a NFL First Rounder... IF...
Posted by Federal Holliday on 9/19/08 at 8:17 pm to Volvagia
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Wrong. You are thinking of a redshirt. That has already been burned.
It's not even clear he'd have to sit out a year in the first place. In fact, I doubt he'd have to.
re: Ryan Perrilloux could still be a NFL First Rounder... IF...
Posted by Federal Holliday on 9/19/08 at 8:14 pm to stout
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This might be....wait....this is the dumbest fricking post ever and that is saying a lot for the rant.
Why?
re: Ryan Perrilloux could still be a NFL First Rounder... IF...
Posted by Federal Holliday on 9/19/08 at 8:12 pm to Tigerbait337
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Wont happen
Why not?
re: Ryan Perrilloux could still be a NFL First Rounder... IF...
Posted by Federal Holliday on 9/19/08 at 8:11 pm to DocBugbear
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The biggest hold up is that the year he sits out would be his last year of elligibility.
If he doesn't play, it won't count against him.
Ryan Perrilloux could still be a NFL First Rounder... IF...
Posted by Federal Holliday on 9/19/08 at 8:08 pm
1. He keeps his nose clean this season at Jax St.
2. He can convince Miles that he's grown up, and he's allowed to transfer back.
3. He's willing to sit out a year. (Not even sure if this would be necessary, given that he's not playing at a D1 school this year.)
4. He plays up to his capability at LSU.
It's probably not as far fetched as you think. If you think it's impossible, please explain where you think the hold up would be-- With Perrilloux or with Miles? Because I can promise you they both would LOVE to see this happen. Why?
-Perrilloux has no chance at getting any decent money in the NFL if this doesn't happen
-Miles has no shot at having a *good* QB if this doesn't happen.
2. He can convince Miles that he's grown up, and he's allowed to transfer back.
3. He's willing to sit out a year. (Not even sure if this would be necessary, given that he's not playing at a D1 school this year.)
4. He plays up to his capability at LSU.
It's probably not as far fetched as you think. If you think it's impossible, please explain where you think the hold up would be-- With Perrilloux or with Miles? Because I can promise you they both would LOVE to see this happen. Why?
-Perrilloux has no chance at getting any decent money in the NFL if this doesn't happen
-Miles has no shot at having a *good* QB if this doesn't happen.
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