Florida State right tackle takes the play off
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You obviously didnt watch the game. Coaches planned some of it that way.


"Skeet84 wrote:
You obviously didnt watch the game. Coaches planned some of it that way.
coaches planned for a guy to stay in a three point stance while the play is going on around him
that is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard of
i thought the player was being dumb
thanks for clearing that up :lol:

The ball was snapped on the wrong count, and he did what he's supposed to do when he thinks the Defense is offsides. If anything, it's a flaw in the FSU coaching, not a knock on that player.
Personally, I'd rather sacrifice 5 yards than take a risk of my QB getting killed. Probably why you dont see more teams doing this.
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"Killerphins wrote:
coaches planned for a guy to stay in a three point stance while the play is going on around him
that is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard of
i thought the player was being dumb
thanks for clearing that up :lol:
Coaches did plan it that way. At several points in the game when the Gators were offsides or on wrong count the entire offensive line never moved. Like I said its obvious you did not watch the game


"Skeet84 wrote:
Coaches did plan it that way. At several points in the game when the Gators were offsides or on wrong count the entire offensive line never moved. Like I said its obvious you did not watch the game
qb is running around and action is going on around you
yet you stay in a three point stance
that is pure stupidity
i didn't have to watch that game to see that

"Skeet84 wrote:
Coaches did plan it that way. At several points in the game when the Gators were offsides or on wrong count the entire offensive line never moved. Like I said its obvious you did not watch the game
Everyone else was already in motion, which that numb nuts could plainly see. So there is NO WAY that he could do any harm by actually engaging in the play. In the meantime no one knows if it's an offensive or defensive penalty and his team is at a disadvantage because he is frozen in time looking like he's taking a crap. Might as well have taken one, he had enough time. He had zero to gain by doing that, he looked like an idiot, he jeopardized the play, and he put his teammates, especially his QB, at greater risk.
"Killerphins wrote:
qb is running around and action is going on around you
yet you stay in a three point stance
that is pure stupidity
i didn't have to watch that game to see that
"jim1 wrote:
Everyone else was already in motion, which that numb nuts could plainly see. So there is NO WAY that he could do any harm by actually engaging in the play. In the meantime no one knows if it's an offensive or defensive penalty and his team is at a disadvantage because he is frozen in time looking like he's taking a crap. Might as well have taken one, he had enough time. He had zero to gain by doing that, he looked like an idiot, he jeopardized the play, and he put his teammates, especially his QB, at greater risk.
I am not saying it was smart coaching or anything like that but it was planned for OL to just stay in there stance. Its very obvious to the ones who actually watched the game. Sorry but I won't blame a player for something like that


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