Doesn't it seem like...

[Thunderstick]

1. there now are only two types of injuries, upper body and lower body?
2. while efforts have been made to speed up the college game there are more commercials than ever?
3. the often cited "back shoulder" pass is just an off-target toss where the receiver bails his QB out?
4. the receivers think every pass thrown results in defensive pass interference?
5. the DB who has been beaten on every previous pass play struts around, posturing when he finally breaks up one pass?
6. every team has had a good week of practice and that their coach is proud of them?

 

[kidrobinski]

No. 3 is incorrect.

 

[Beehaver]

I really don't know what PI is anymore. It used to be (in the stone ages) that you could not touch the receiver until the ball was in his hands, but yes you had every right to catch the ball yourself. Now its grab the receivers shoulder pads as soon as you can to slow him down or move him off his route....then try to intercept the ball.

 

[Thunderstick]

No. 3 is incorrect.

It was a question, not a statement of fact. Try to keep up.

 

[Big JC]

I'll add to #5 that DBs strut around and act like they made a great play when a receiver drops a ball that hits him in the hands and the DB is 5 yds away from him.

 

[kidrobinski]

It was a question, not a statement of fact. Try to keep up.

If no.3 is being asked, there is nothing of interest to keep up with. No. 3 is incorrect.

 

[Thunderstick]

If no.3 is being asked, there is nothing of interest to keep up with. No. 3 is incorrect.

You still don’t get it, boyo.