west coast
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****ing tapdancing in the end zone, that deserved a shattered kneecap. Maybe not.
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Unleash Hell
Well-Known Member
I do feel in general our defense has waited for OU to do something rather than go after them. But other than those last two drives, oiur D has played great and really dominated the OU offense. Hope we come out ready in the second half.
west coast
Guest
weve played great. weve been in the right spots, they are big.theyve had 3 big plays other than that were alright. Sure would like to have picked up that 4th and 3.
LincolnBuff
Active Member
That was my question. It's my understanding that until he takes a knee he can be hit. If so, level the bastard!!
issed3:Mick Ronson
Well-Known Member
no catches for Kelly.
darth-horax
Well-Known Member
If he doesn't kneel on the ball and we tackle him in the end zone, is that a safety?
Unleash Hell
Well-Known Member
darth-horax
Well-Known Member
thought so...
AustinTxBuff
Well-Known Member
No, we're responsible for putting the ball in the end zone, so it's still a touchback. Kneeling is the same as being tackled.