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  • Brain Hanger
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    And WINNERS.    Both on the field and off -- because LSU definitely won this "PR battle"    Geaux Tigers.  

  • Brain Hanger
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    Everyone has got original jokes, I see.     Ok, I'll be back to visit this miserable website in about 11 months.  I trust you all will keep sniffing your own farts while I'm away.

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    Player shouldn't be allowed to re-enter game until conclusion of the drive they go down. It'll still happen, but at least it introduces some downside. 

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I think a deep dive into this topic will serve us all well.  do you have any more data? 

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But yeah, they took about 2 dozen deep dives

It works, got to give it to em. Until they change the rules is a great way to stop momentum, get a free time out.

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we should have done the same in the 4th and saved our timeouts

4 minutes ago, futureman said:

I think a deep dive into this topic will serve us all well.  do you have any more data? 

Cramps/injuries on Texas first downs?

Texas players stopping the game for injuries during LSU drives?

How many players stopped the game for cramps or injuries then came back and played?

Ah fuck it

I think when that happens, they got to make a rule that coaches cannot treat it as a timeout. That was some grade a fucking horseshit

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1 minute ago, Spankytoes said:

Pussy thread

I thought it was all legs and feet, but you could be right.

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Player shouldn't be allowed to re-enter game until conclusion of the drive they go down. It'll still happen, but at least it introduces some downside. 

1 minute ago, hayden_horn said:

I think when that happens, they got to make a rule that coaches cannot treat it as a timeout. That was some grade a fucking horseshit

so are you able to substitute out as many players as you want or just the guy who cramps?

if you can have one guy cramp and sub out your whole d-line then we really need to start doing this. 

Easy fix. New rule: if play has to be stopped because you were on the ground asking for medical attention you cannot play again in the same drive. 

That shit will stop really fast. 

1 minute ago, futureman said:

so are you able to substitute out as many players as you want or just the guy who cramps?

It is less about the substitution and more about how the defense could gather their shit with the coaches during the supposed injury. It's a free timeout and it's bullshit. 

1 minute ago, Junior Miller said:

Easy fix. New rule: if play has to be stopped because you were on the ground asking for medical attention you cannot play again in the same drive. 

That shit will stop really fast. 

And the rest of the team can get water i guess but not have a coaching conference. It was bush league bullshit. Ie, they sposed to be sec

Orlando might want to take notes. We were on roller skates most of the night when they went uptempo. Some cramps would have slowed it down. 

It really was incredibly conspicuous tonight.  Every single fucking first down we got felt like it came with an lsu player down for cramps that lasted until second down. 

Fucking lame shit. 

Was at the game.  On the third cramp timeout, two players were on the ground, when one player saw the other “cramping” his cramps magically stopped and he popped right up.  The training staff that was running toward him immediately changed direction and ran to the other one and didn’t miss a beat.  It’s clear it was planned and bush league but a great team should be able to overcome bush league bullshit.  We were not a great team tonight.

Game MVPs were the LSU training staff. They didnt cramp up despite being on the field 10+ times to service all of those injured Tigers.

 

Amazing nobody on the LSU offense suffered cramps despite having 600 yards of offense

 

and nobody on Texas stopped the game due to cramps.

41 minutes ago, Junior Miller said:

Easy fix. New rule: if play has to be stopped because you were on the ground asking for medical attention you cannot play again in the same drive. 

That shit will stop really fast. 

Out of rep, but I like this.

Enjoyed laying into the LSU fans about this shit all night.  Such a pussy move.   Really hope we see them again.  

Next year when we go to Baton Rouge we’ll need to take a defense and a lot of midol for our hosts

There absolutely needs to be a rule where anyone that is "injured" and can't get off the field can't come in for the remainder of the drive.  If they are so badly hurt that it takes them 6 minutes to get off the field, then they shouldn't be able to magically sprint back in 1-2 plays later.   I mean, it's all about player safety, right?  We wouldn't want an injured/"cramping" player coming right back in and get hurt more.  Our D sucked and we didn't deserve to win the game, but there's no reason for this not to be a rule.  They can call it the "LSU is a bunch of flopping pussies" rule.

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Just now, Hugo Stiglitz said:

Pretty sure Texas scored a TD on every drive LSU players got cramps, so...

Nope, you're wrong.

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2 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

Well they should have

Probably but you're still wrong and your team is a bunch of pussies.

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1 hour ago, hayden_horn said:

It is less about the substitution and more about how the defense could gather their shit with the coaches during the supposed injury. It's a free timeout and it's bullshit. 

No, it's actually much more about the substitution. 

Plus the first half of the next game. Some LSU douche across the aisle was getting all bent out of shape because the classless UT fans were boing the “injured” players. I thought he was going to punch me when I told him his team was a bunch of euro kickball flopping pussies. Fortunately my daughter was in between us.



Plus the first half of the next game. Some LSU douche across the aisle was getting all bent out of shape because the classless UT fans were boing the “injured” players. I thought he was going to punch me when I told him his team was a bunch of euro kickball flopping pussies. Fortunately my daughter was in between us.


You know what they say...
Cant spell euro kickball flopping pussies without LSU

This is a pussy thread. 

Take the loss. Jesus 

also, scoring points wasn’t a problem for us. Defense was the problem 

17 minutes ago, Neonmoon said:

This is a pussy thread. 

Take the loss. Jesus 

also, scoring points wasn’t a problem for us. Defense was the problem 

Herman said all the stoppages for cramps affected our offense, so that would be a problem.

8 hours ago, Spankytoes said:

Pussy thread

I had to leave the game at halftime. After the 100 degree temps at our tailgate all afternoon and the the massive press of sweaty bodies in the stands, I was almost floored by several symptoms of heat stroke - headache, nausea, rapid heartbeat, and inability to follow the game.

barely made it the two blocks back to the car, where I used  couple of cold, wet washcloths as compresses for my head, drank two bottles of Gatorade to rehydrate. Rested about 10 minutes until my head cleared up enough to drive home. The heart rate didn’t slow down until after a long cool shower, another Gatorade, and sitting awhile in the recliner. Didn’t sleep worth a damn and am wiped out today.

Can’t imagine what it would’ve been like to have exerted myself hard physically instead of just sitting around at the tailgate for five hours then walking the short distance to Memorial Stadium.

It's an SEC thing.  Apparently they did it to Aggy last year, and then this year Aggy learned and did the same shit @Clemson.  Obviously didnt work cuz Aggy looked like hot garbage all game.

2 minutes ago, Armybrat said:

I had to leave the game at halftime. After the 100 degree temps at our tailgate all afternoon and the the massive press of sweaty bodies in the stands, I was almost floored by several symptoms of heat stroke - headache, nausea, rapid heartbeat, and inability to follow the game.

barely made it the two blocks back to the car, where I used  couple of cold, wet washcloths as compresses for my head, drank two bottles of Gatorade to rehydrate. Rested about 10 minutes until my head cleared up enough to drive home. The heart rate didn’t slow down until after a long cool shower, another Gatorade, and sitting awhile in the recliner. Didn’t sleep worth a damn and am wiped out today.

Can’t imagine what it would’ve been like to have exerted myself hard physically instead of just sitting around at the tailgate for five hours then walking the short distance to Memorial Stadium.

You are a very bad guy!  This is not championship level hydration!

My solution

Individual Rules

1st time down is treated as today.
2nd time down you sit for 15 minutes of game clock
3rd time is a TKO and you are out for the rest of the game

Team Rules

Each team gets 3 free team injuries per half. After that it’s a timeout. If you are out of timeouts 15 yard penalty

All the shit would stop real real fast.

This is a pussy thread. 
Take the loss. Jesus 
also, scoring points wasn’t a problem for us. Defense was the problem 


Says the cuck who started the congrats LSU thread.
42 minutes ago, Neonmoon said:

This is a pussy thread. 

Take the loss. Jesus 

also, scoring points wasn’t a problem for us. Defense was the problem 

You see it in tennis as well.  As soon as one player starts to get in a groove the other player has to call the trainer.  

 

I expect the Big XII brass to do something immediately.  Or in the next couple of years, after they figure out how to decide a conference champion.  Or maybe not at all.

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19 minutes ago, Armybrat said:

I had . . . . headache, nausea, rapid heartbeat, and inability to follow the game.

I had that too, but I was sitting at home.

9 hours ago, Zavala said:

It works, got to give it to em. Until they change the rules is a great way to stop momentum, get a free time out.

 

15 minutes ago, Surly Bevo said:

My solution

Individual Rules

1st time down is treated as today.
2nd time down you sit for 15 minutes of game clock
3rd time is a TKO and you are out for the rest of the game

Team Rules

Each team gets 3 free team injuries per half. After that it’s a timeout. If you are out of timeouts 15 yard penalty

All the shit would stop real real fast.

I would add to that solution that the EMS squad be required to remove the “injured “ player ( w/ 4-6 man stretcher  team) , and the player is medically assessed on the sideline, not the field, and play resumes immediately. The “injured” player sits for the remainder of the possession. There are safe ways to move “patients”, w/o risking further injury. 

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8 hours ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

Pretty sure Texas scored a TD on every drive LSU players got cramps, so...

I don't think we scored a TD on every drive, so no.

 

Wins come and wins go.  But in the end I have the privilege of feeling proud of my team.  I'm glad they don't resort to things like this.

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