Going for the last second touchdown

[fla331boy]

13 hours ago, Massbull said:

 kneeling at the end of the game is not about showing respect for your opponent. Football is a violent sport and injuries can happen on any play. So it makes 0 sense to run needless xtra plays when you don't need to and expose players to injury. 

For CWT to do that showed a lack of respect for his own players.

 if he did it for some revenge motive makes it even worse,

I might have cut him some slack if he did this with his backups.

OMG give me break!

Lack of respect for his own players LOL

I guess it's a lack of respect when you your blowing out a team and you send in your back-ups too.

Let's just take a knee from here on out instead of subbing in some kids who might not get much playing time.

 

Makes much more sense so no one on social media needs a tube of vage cream!

[fla331boy]

17 hours ago, slick1ru2 said:

I've been watching football since the late 60s and don't recall anyone doing what CWT did yesterday and certainly don't recall any team that "ran the score up on us" , as Taggart pointed out in defense,  doing it to us like that either. Was he mad about the 45 point streak ending or that UCF beat ECU worse than USF did (and apparently without trying to run it up the last minute since it wasn't posted here)? 

would we still have an issue if he kicked it, and actually hung those extra 3 points on the board?

[Bulls1181]

Nice problem to have!  So will CWT throw this weekend against UConn with under 2 minutes to go up by a couple of touchdowns?  Call me crazy but this might be a weekly thing....

[GaUSFBull]

31 minutes ago, fla331boy said:

This country has become do PC and pu%^&ified that everything is an issue to someone some where.

This is pretty much it in a nutshell.  

[Bear]

23 hours ago, Bulls1181 said:

Spurrier would of taken a timeout or 2 on that last drive.   

I would of liked to watch Kean sling it for those last 3 plays.  

You don't put in your second string qb to just take a knee

 

 

[Bear]

33 minutes ago, fla331boy said:

What's the difference if Kean was out there?

This country has become do PC and pu%^&ified that everything is an issue to someone some where.

Look at what kind of molestation happened to Rutgers!

It's not the country...

 

Just UCF and ECU fans complaining

[2000bull]

maybe coach told him to take a knee and QF and the rest of the team said screw it, we're going for it.  

[swamprat]

Edited October 10, 2016 by swamprat

[Orlando Bull]

14 hours ago, Massbull said:

 kneeling at the end of the game is not about showing respect for your opponent. Football is a violent sport and injuries can happen on any play. So it makes 0 sense to run needless xtra plays when you don't need to and expose players to injury. 

For CWT to do that showed a lack of respect for his own players.

 if he did it for some revenge motive makes it even worse,

I might have cut him some slack if he did this with his backups.

I can't say that I necessarily agree with the move... I understand it, your team is 5-1 and you're playing in front of an empty stadium. CWTs job is to win games. A secondary goal is to put butts in the seats. By "putting on a show", CWT is working toward that goal.

As for your argument, you completely shot yourself in the foot there... CWT doesn't respect his own players because he put them in harm's way... but, if it had been the expendable backups, well, that is much more respectful of his players... you know... at least the good ones.

[DELdaBull]

I hear Taggirt had money on the game so he had to beat the spread.