i turned the sound down on those goof balls on tv and listened to todd ellis. was a better option
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Great team WIN! Boys we're going Bowling...
The tip of the ball hit the side of his leg and you could easily see the ball move slightly to the left.
Replay refs have better footage than we see on TV.
Replay refs have better footage than we see on TV.
Hey, much of it was deserved cause we felt like we should do this more than we did. But tonight is a good night
Looked like a bad fall hitting his head on the ground, hopefully nothing more than a mild concussion
Guess that settles the Bobo vs Satterfield argument. lol
. . . and they have been one of our biggest problems on the field since forever!
If the angle of the is sufficiently oblique, there need not be alteration of course or rotation.
But...but...but...Auburn went out and hired a proven head coach. lol
I can't remember being so nervous for a Carolina game lately. Hell I am still nervous. Man that was fun! What an important win for TraineeShane and his staff. Just fantastic!!!!!!!!
regardless, they still had to go the length of the field and scored....chances were below 50 percent....who knows what would have happened, but i do know this.....auburn put themselves in that situation
The worse we can finish the regular season is 6-6 now. We have an active winning streak against Auburn. A crazy day indeed.....
Dude, Ellis is horrid. I listened to him in the car on the way home from my in-laws house early 2nd quarter.
Good lord. If you can get past the awful smoker rasp, he’s trying to paint the scene and talking about with his towel on his left hip but the delivery was awful. Then during a play he goes on for 45 words before he clarifies that the pass was successfully caught. Another 24 words before he managed to say what yard line it was on.
he is the definition of the shitty good ole boy culture that runs through our board and decision makers.
...against our defense that was very well rested due to Auburn using up their 3 timeouts during our offensive possession just prior, to keep some game time on the clock. We only got 1 first down on our possession, but those TOs made it seem like we got 3-5 of them. So I was already calculating how our defense would hold them out of the endzone when all the commotion over the punt took place.....
Without the luxury of running it. No timeouts.
Just glad it didn’t come to that.
One thing to remember is that even if that call had not gone our way, Auburn still needed a td with about 2 minutes left. We likely win without that call. So it's not like they handed us the game if it had been a bad call.
The guy KNEW it hit his leg. That's why he threw his hands up immediately.
it never helps to act like nothing happened....lol...dont draw attention to yourself
what? that may be true but they were looking at a 55 yrd field goal or go for it was really their best options. punting from there was never much of a thought
One thing that has impressed my all year is that this team fights to the end. That’s good culture inspired by our coaches. We get some good players with that attitude and we will be a really tough team to beat.
Regardless of the call at the end, the real story of this game is three excellent drives capped with great TD passes. Great calls, and great execution.
Great win for this squad. I thought the o line was awful on the first drive but they turned it around and fought.
if you talking bout the ball hitting the guy, it did hit him! even at that the odds of them getting a td were very slim with the time left
We don't get to utilize that feature very often. I guess they are just trying to get their money's worth out of it....
Reading back through this thread makes me come to one conclusion...we have some piss-poor fans.
Listened to some of the Clemsux play by play on the radio yesterday and other then being homers it was refreshing to be able to know what was happening during the game. Ellis should retire and soon.
If you watch the replay, he was looking for people to block, but turned his head and looked right at his knee immediately after it hit his knee. Then threw his hands up. He knew exactly where the ball was, not because he saw it, but because he felt it hit his knee. No way he realized where the ball was that quickly without feeling it.
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