NCAA 2009

[sbr]

Anyway...why does the Oregon QB like...take the snap and just sort of stand there sometimes?  On the INT he stood there for a second, jumped/turned, stood there for another second, threw the pick.  Very weird.

Not really sure.  I assume it has to do with the option part of the offense; kind of like a draw play to a running back.

Oh fuck another fumble. 

[derspiess]

Anyway...why does the Oregon QB like...take the snap and just sort of stand there sometimes?  On the INT he stood there for a second, jumped/turned, stood there for another second, threw the pick.  Very weird.

Some QBs apparently think that looks cool.  There's no useful purpose in it.

[dps]

And Boise gives it right back.

Man, this one is getting sloppy.

[sbr]

Anyway...why does the Oregon QB like...take the snap and just sort of stand there sometimes?  On the INT he stood there for a second, jumped/turned, stood there for another second, threw the pick.  Very weird.

Some QBs apparently think that looks cool.  There's no useful purpose in it.

I highly doubt it is because the QB thinks it "looks cool."  Football player are like Russians, it is part of the plan somehow.

[derspiess]

I highly doubt it is because the QB thinks it "looks cool."  Football player are like Russians, it is part of the plan somehow.

Seriously, I think it's a "style" thing.

[MadBurgerMaker]

I highly doubt it is because the QB thinks it "looks cool."  Football player are like Russians, it is part of the plan somehow.

It doesn't seem like it has any sort of purpose.  He's not hiding the ball or faking a handoff or anything like that.  He's just standing there holding the ball in front of his face. 

[MadBurgerMaker]

   Wow.  Blount just lost his damn mind.

[sbr]

What a punk.  I hope they throw that fucker off the team.

[MadBurgerMaker]

 



They really had some great camera angles for this one.  There was also apparently a fight between other Ducks players?  Or are they referring to Blount hitting that Oregon WR in the face when the guy was trying to hold him back?

[Ed Anger]

10:15 PM ET No. 16 Oregon at No. 14 Boise State

I hope the Ducks rape Boise State. Blue turf should be banned.

Fuck Boise State and fuck the Ducks for choking.

[jimmy olsen]

Wow, what a sucker punch. 

I'm sorry I went to bed and missed it.

[Berkut]

Wow, people are talking about this ending his college career.

I don't see it. He will (and should be) penalized, but no way is he getting kicked off the team. I wonder if the Pac-10 will get involved, or just leave it up to Oregon to handle?

[jimmy olsen]

Wow, people are talking about this ending his college career.

I don't see it. He will (and should be) penalized, but no way is he getting kicked off the team. I wonder if the Pac-10 will get involved, or just leave it up to Oregon to handle?

Well, he was suspended once before and he basically assaulted an opponent on the field and had to get dragged out by the cops.

[grumbler]

Wow, people are talking about this ending his college career.

I don't see it. He will (and should be) penalized, but no way is he getting kicked off the team. I wonder if the Pac-10 will get involved, or just leave it up to Oregon to handle?

Agree that this won't end his career, and agree that that is sad.

I do wonder if he will spend some time in the pokey, though.

[Berkut]

Wow, people are talking about this ending his college career.

I don't see it. He will (and should be) penalized, but no way is he getting kicked off the team. I wonder if the Pac-10 will get involved, or just leave it up to Oregon to handle?

Well, he was suspended once before and he basically assaulted an opponent on the field and had to get dragged out by the cops.

So? Throwing a punch at someone is not exactly that unusual - the only difference here is that it was on tape, after the game was over. That is *a* difference certainly, but is it really enough to kick him off of the team?

I don't know anything about his previous suspension - what was it for?

And more importantly, when does Arizona play Oregon...