Epic game - Ga vs GT

[Oldlknapp]

I couldn’t last as long as the game lasted. Ga outlast GT in 8 overtime’s.

[Mjohn1988]

Love GT’s offense, so creative.

[WVAPPeer]

QB at Texas A&,M when we beat them

[Stonewall]

King. That’s right. Glad Jimbo didn’t let him loose.

[Saint3333]

King. That’s right. Glad Jimbo didn’t let him loose.

Clark and Company outcoached Jimbo all night. It was a beautiful game plan vs a stubborn coach.

[Yosefus]

QB at Texas A&,M when we beat them

That kid played his ass of last night.

[AppDub]

Saw every bit of it. Heartbroken for the Tech team.

[AppSt94]

So here is my take. On that fumble that allowed Georgia to get the ball back to tie the game, it looked like the safety hit King in the head with the crown of the helmet. I understand that it isn’t a penalty by definition since King wasn’t considered defenseless, but if the rule is about safety, how is that hit deemed more safe?

[Mjohn1988]

So here is my take. On that fumble that allowed Georgia to get the ball back to tie the game, it looked like the safety hit King in the head with the crown of the helmet. I understand that it isn’t a penalty by definition since King wasn’t considered defenseless, but if the rule is about safety, how is that hit deemed more safe?

I don’t think the rule just applies to “defenseless” players. I believe targeting could have been called on that play.

[AppSt94]

So here is my take. On that fumble that allowed Georgia to get the ball back to tie the game, it looked like the safety hit King in the head with the crown of the helmet. I understand that it isn’t a penalty by definition since King wasn’t considered defenseless, but if the rule is about safety, how is that hit deemed more safe?

I don’t think the rule just applies to “defenseless” players. I believe targeting could have been called on that play.

Completely agree. One of the comments that is always part of the conversation is that the receiver of the hit was a defenseless player.

[311neers]

So here is my take. On that fumble that allowed Georgia to get the ball back to tie the game, it looked like the safety hit King in the head with the crown of the helmet. I understand that it isn’t a penalty by definition since King wasn’t considered defenseless, but if the rule is about safety, how is that hit deemed more safe?

I don’t think the rule just applies to “defenseless” players. I believe targeting could have been called on that play.

There were a few targeting calls missed last night. On both sides. The guys are almost too fast to the naked eye.

[Mjohn1988]

So here is my take. On that fumble that allowed Georgia to get the ball back to tie the game, it looked like the safety hit King in the head with the crown of the helmet. I understand that it isn’t a penalty by definition since King wasn’t considered defenseless, but if the rule is about safety, how is that hit deemed more safe?

I don’t think the rule just applies to “defenseless” players. I believe targeting could have been called on that play.

There were a few targeting calls missed last night. On both sides. The guys are almost too fast to the naked eye.

I was pulling for GT, not sure why, but I wouldn’t have wanted a targeting call on that fumble to have made such a huge difference in that game.

[311neers]

So here is my take. On that fumble that allowed Georgia to get the ball back to tie the game, it looked like the safety hit King in the head with the crown of the helmet. I understand that it isn’t a penalty by definition since King wasn’t considered defenseless, but if the rule is about safety, how is that hit deemed more safe?

I don’t think the rule just applies to “defenseless” players. I believe targeting could have been called on that play.

There were a few targeting calls missed last night. On both sides. The guys are almost too fast to the naked eye.

I was pulling for GT, not sure why, but I wouldn’t have wanted a targeting call on that fumble to have made such a huge difference in that game.

Heck of a hit from that safety. Free runner downhill, I love it. We used to fill holes like that and pop heads.

[proasu89]

He gotta catch that ball.