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Alabama 45 Clemson 40

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That is the rule in high school and the NFL though' date=' right?[/quote']

 

Yes to high school. Not sure about NFL.

But if a player signals for fair catch' date=' then he has to be given the opportunity, correct? I don't think that happened here, but that would be where the ball having to be kicked into the ground comes into play.[/quote']

 

You do have to let a receiver catch it if it hasn't hit the ground.

He explained his rationale in that his players were supposed to have an opportunity to go after the ball? I think he knew he was wrong and was just caught off-guard by how well executed it was.

 

Correct. I would suspect that this is the last time that we see this type of on side. I'd assume every special teams coach in the world is going to teach his players to signal fair catch on these and then run towards the ball to catch it. (He just better not let it hit the ground.)

Life is easier when you have a great tradition and can recruit players that you want. The NFL is a different game and why would he want the headache? He has been there and failed at it. Stay where he is great (and i don't like Alabama).

 

That's the logical thinking. What we sometimes fail to take into account (Pitino '97) is ego and drive. I doubt it happens but it would not shock me.

Dude was brutal. There was one block he missed that looked almost like he missed it on purpose.

I think I know the play you're referring to. He missed the block so badly that I thought maybe he was going to try to block a linebacker or somebody downfield.

Saw a ESPN reporter say that this was Alabama's 16th national championship. Is that their figure or is it recognized by the NCAA? I read somewhere that if Notre Dame used Alabama's counting system that they would have 21 titles instead of the 11 that they claim. For instance, Alabama claims a couple of titles in the 1970's when the national champ was voted on by the wire services before the bowl games, and Alabama lost both their bowl games in those years.

Correct. I would suspect that this is the last time that we see this type of on side. I'd assume every special teams coach in the world is going to teach his players to signal fair catch on these and then run towards the ball to catch it. (He just better not let it hit the ground.)

I know there are high school teams that already teach their kids to call for fair catch on these plays.

It is kind of funny.

 

At some points, and by some individuals, there was some absolutely incredible defense going on, but then you look up and they scored 85 combined.

Ratings were down 15% somehow.

 

No buildup or hype at all. New years eve games killed everything.

No buildup or hype at all. New years eve games killed everything.

 

Clemson probably contributed to this as well as far as the average fan watching. You had two major names last year in Bama and the Buckeyes.

Clemson probably contributed to this as well as far as the average fan watching. You had two major names last year in Bama and the Buckeyes.

 

Except it was Ohio State and Oregon in the finals...

Do you feel better? :lol2:

 

He threw that first bait out there and nobody took it. You bit on the second one.

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