Not scoring at the end of the LSU game... Good or Bad Call?
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- badmotorfinger
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put it in for one more because its LSU and they would have done it to us AND tried for an onside kick. 8)
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The way I look at it is this... give a guy a chance to score a TD who has earned that opportunity. It is not running up the score if we just run it up the middle and they can't stop that...badmotorfinger wrote:put it in for one more because its LSU and they would have done it to us AND tried for an onside kick. 8)
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the knee is a humiliating kick in the pride. They know we could have scored, we know we could have scored and now they have a year to remember that we took a knee on them. If we had scored, they would have moaned and groaned about us running it up. Now they have nothing but the knee of pity.
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Yes, LSU has run up the score, and will run up the score anytime they have opportunity...... however, I would not like us doing it. Ultimately I think it sends the wrong message to your own team. I actually think it hurt LSU's feelings far worse to take a knee on their goal line than punching in another score. And I might add that no one hates LSU worse than I do. My family has put four generations of hate on the Tigers.
Nothing to do with class and everything to do with playing football.
The goal of the offense is to score.
The goal of the defense is to prevent the opponent from scoring.
You don't want the opposing team in your end-zone, then you stop them.
This is football gentlemen, not croquet.
The goal of the offense is to score.
The goal of the defense is to prevent the opponent from scoring.
You don't want the opposing team in your end-zone, then you stop them.
This is football gentlemen, not croquet.
It is not football to rub an opponent's face in a victory in hand with less than a minute left in that victory, or to risk anything in the attempt to do so.bleuwolfe wrote:Nothing to do with class and everything to do with playing football.
The goal of the offense is to score.
The goal of the defense is to prevent the opponent from scoring.
You don't want the opposing team in your end-zone, then you stop them.
This is football gentlemen, not croquet.
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I wanted the score, but understood not going for it. LSU was starting to play kinda nasty at that point (Nevis was trying to hurt someone on those kneels), so why take the chance of injury when you already have put a beat down on them. I also agree that taking the knee at that point kind sends a message of "hey we are gonna take mercy on you, little tigers, you have had enough for one day."
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and I agree with it, Those 3 knees upset the cordoggers worse than 3 more touchdowns
You are 100% correct, I know this, but , it was LS-freakin'-U! I sure wish the score was just a wee bit higher than it was.Rebchuck18 wrote:Class over brash and trash....any day....any opponent! Rise above!
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Exactly why I love it. It's basically saying "you know, we could score but, we're already whoopin' your ass so we don't so much need the points."Hagar wrote:Kneeling on the one with time is the ultimate disparaging remark.umrebelfan69 wrote:and I agree with it, Those 3 knees upset the cordoggers worse than 3 more touchdowns
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Normally I take the high road and take the knee. But since we're talking about corndogs, I would have enjoyed punching it in, going for a 2 pt conversion, on-side kick recovery and scoring another 7. But that's just me... 

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