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Florida State/Auburn Updates

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No bias...good call.

 

If the corner can't play like that you can't defend a slant ever. Bad call. No jersey pull just good tight defense.

If the corner can't play like that you can't defend a slant ever. Bad call.

 

He was hugging him from behind. Completely holding him from running his route. How could you ever argue that?

 

The fact that the defender and his teammates weren't going ballistic is evidence enough that it was the correct call.

If the corner can't play like that you can't defend a slant ever. Bad call. No jersey pull just good tight defense.

 

You might be right. To be fair, they've been borderline doing it all night. Yes, those are biased eyes looking. FSU may have been doing the same. But I know Auburn has as well.

Time for the Fumblerooskie!

BOOM Goes the Dynamite!

Noles National Champs!

Time for the Fumblerooskie!

 

I call this play the Annexation of Puerto Rico.

He was hugging him from behind. Completely holding him from running his route. How could you ever argue that?

 

The fact that the defender and his teammates weren't going ballistic is evidence enough that it was the correct call.

 

He was not hugging him he hand a hand on his back big difference.

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