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the_bull_monty

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  1. I'm not even going to scroll down yet to see if this was posted.

    Yesterday might have been my best game ever based on total overall enjoyment.  Sure it was not out biggest best game relative to football, but the entire experience was so cool yesterday.

    Some highlights for me:


    • Going to game at 9:30 a.m.
    • Perfect weather.
    • Incredibly good tent party with entertainment.
    • Friendly Pitt fans (probably because nobody (us included) really had the time and chance to get obscenely liquored up by late morning (although I'm sure some did (see: student, the life of a)
    • Excellent Bulls performance with almost nothing to get upset by (notice I said "almost")
    • Did I mention the weather yet?
    • Early game = more exposure on national highlight shows.

    Noon games are fun - as long as they are in November!

    Rich

  2. I think Dave Wanstadt is sending a good message. He is building a nice program that wont tolerate that crap from the players.

    AGREED.  Influencing the CULTURE of a program is so important.  (See Hurricanes, Miami)   I admire DW for that.  Interesting that his sentence is the same as those guys who put on the disturbing pier-six brawl for over five minutes.  (that really says more about the minimum sentence that the combatants were gifted with)

    I found it ironic that he did this in front of his own fans - although now I see in the pic that he was at least smart enough to face the south stands when he did it.

    Rich

  3. OK, the grammar police have been hard at work......  :)

    .....So to skip one game to go to a race is reasonable. IF RACING IS YOUR NUMBER ONE SPORT. Witch mine is.

    Does this have something to do with Halloween coming up????

    Hate that gay "swooshy" Denver Broncos type stripe.  That is one of the worst uniform ideas ever.

    Not that there's anything wrong with that.

    (I am not gay BTW) Not that there's anything wrong wtih that.

    :)

  4. HCSO is better because their dress greens are more suited to a USF game.  Fans might be lead to bullieve that TPD is wearing their blues to support Memphis, UConn or some other visiting team sporting blue.

    Since we started football I've never seen anybody disciplined for standing too much... I am in one of those polite alumni sections.  I'd rather be with the rowdies though.

    <begin embellishment>Wait, only once did I get asked to take my seat by a HCSO officer.  I replied to the officer, "Hey, Columbo, I can't take my seat, it's bolted down dumba**"  Just to emphasize my point I called him an expletive and slung my watered down Coke into his face.  Almost instantly I was cuffed and arrested - just for standing up too much.  <end embellishment>

  5. I saw that too. However, the football takes a crazy bounce. .

    Even with one of our kickers I think that if you kicked it from a tee to the middle of the field that it would stay in bounds.  The biggest risk I see is kicking it too far and through the end zone.  Note that our guys would be in the vicinity very quickly to grab a bouncing ball.

    I do agree with you on the time concern.  However, if a play like that worked we'd have a field goal opportunity deep in their territory and possibly close to the middle of the field.

    With that set I'd take this opportunity any day.

  6. <bragging section>Maybe some of you heard me discuss this on the post game call in show on 970</bragging section>

    When we set up for that fateful onside kick to end the game - did anybody else see what I saw?  When I looked at Rutgers' set I was almost shocked at the glaring oversite!

    We lined up with all of our speed on the left side: Amari, Jenkins, etc. -- amazed at the opportunity I saw I turned to my neighbor and asked, "Do you see what I see?"  "Yes!" he replied.

    Rutgers had NOBODY back for the kickoff.  Nobody.  There were maybe two guys who were 5 or so yards off the line and those two were over on the "weak" side.  They were wide open for exploitation.   There was a clear opportunity for an amazing play.  

    Our speedsters on the left would have a running start.  The players across from them would have their backs to their side of the field.  Our guys could have run full speed and surprised the Rutgers guys by running past them and leaving them flat footed.  Our kicker could have kicked a somewhat soft end over end ball right in the middle of the field to the twenty yard line or so (making darn sure not to kick it through the end zone) and the ball would be ours to pounce on deep in their territory.  I don't think a recoverd kickoff can be advanced, but in this scenario we could, almost uncontested, just recover and down the ball way down field andclose enough for a realatively short field goal attempt or even for a quick pass into the end zone after which we could kick if needed.

    The guys on the radio said that someone in the booth noticed this too and they were all very surprised.  Why didn't our guys up top see this opportunity and get word to the field?  They showed this set both before the time out and then on the actual kick - there was plenty of time to get word to the field and put a plan into action.

    Anyone else see this?  Any comments?   :o

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